I really think landlords and the AOA should file lawsuits.I don't think rental control has anything to do with homeless people because almost all homeless people have mental issues ans prefer to live on the streets.

I believe a large percentage of the homeless have severe mental health issues so I look at it as a mental health crisis. 

@John Desmet if you can handle things mentally the best option will always be to purchase an asset that pays the debt.

Me personally I carry a gun whether I go to my What I consider an A or C class properties but even more so when I go to my C it’s just a different type of environment and mentality also their upbringing is different from my A class property renters I have to really be on my toes but I look like a tenant tbh so most people don’t mess with me I don’t scream their goes the landlord.

Sounds like from reading this post you are mentally checked out on this deal and it just isn't for you.

It’s my mental safety net of putting away for retirement but having the option to pull the principle out if I want access for emergency, a deal down payment, etc.

I would say Rich Dad Poor Dad changed my mentality about investing the most the ones blow have helped in different ways, from thinking larger than life to working with a Virtual Assistant team over seas.the ONE thing - Garry Kellerthe 10X rule - Grant CardoneUnlimited Power - Tony Robbins4 hour Work Week - Tim FerrisTraction - Gino WickmanProfit first - Mike Michalowicz

I’m one of those fearless warriors that likes to do good, prove others wrong, dance in the rain, push themselves financially and mentally, leader type of people.

I guess I always knew there was a lot of people in these are with Mental  issues and that fraud was rampant but wow !

Then they can focus on the more important things in life more - family, physical and mental health, and be happy.