They tend to be anti-regulatory.

@Paul Sandhu I’m thinking some anti discrimination laws kick in and you can’t charge a different rate for men and women.

As always, there is the FHA anti-flipping rules to contend with.  

The anti wholesaling bill in Illinois was recently signed by the Governor.

There is a potential rule where, if the buyer turns around and SELLS it back to the defaulted party, the lender may have a claim to go back after the previous owner and reinstate a lien, but nothing about renting it back to them and, I've only seen that happen in short sales, never in a foreclosure sale.Heck, for that matter, the borrower can be the buyer at their own foreclosure sale if they want, and if its in California or any other anti deficiency state, they get the benefit of buying it back for less than what's owed.

And take this for just non lawyer, anti BS advice.

I used porcelain tile (pure porcelain all the way through, not just a glaze) so tough that we had to use diamond drills to drill in our anti-tip for the oven.

And since you are in an anti-landlord state, I would consider hiring an attorney if you need to do an eviction. 

Also, NYC is one of the most anti-STR cities in the country, from what I gather in my hunt for the perfect STR.

Ordinarily a question like this works it's way into a full scale anti wholesaling / wholesaler bashing thread very quickly.