When you hand over the keys to your house you become very vulnerable to people who may not mean well.I am starting to use property management because the type of tenant that I am finding now are not the same type of people that I was able to easily rent to for all those years.

They are very vulnerable to losing it all and having to take years to get out of that hole.So, bottom line is in your rare case, you could take the hit if/when it goes south.What I would do it take a look at cities that have setup solid regulations already.

Its not a markup issue its first and foremost a "targeting of the vulnerable" issue, along with a business model that allows for extremely unscrupulous behavior.  

Unfortunately, it's the most vulnerable in our society who bear the brunt of this bad legislation from our political leaders.  

Won’t these be most vulnerable in a downturn?

; 5-year house price growth 45%- Cons: One of the most vulnerable population centers to a hurricane strike; not sure about future growthDallas:- Pros: House price growth was very fast in the past 2 years; maybe has a bigger potential to grow because tech companies in the Bay Area seem to like moving to Texas- Cons: High property tax; house price growth not as fast as Tampa in the past 5 yearsI would love to seek your advice on:1.

According to a study by ATTOM Data Solutions, Travis County in Austin, TX ranks 457 out of the 483 housing markets surveyed in vulnerability, meaning it is one of the 30 markets expected to be least vulnerable to effects from the coronavirus pandemic.

Last big market correction made me realize how vulnerable my portfolio was to being heavy in tech stocks in the chance of another correction later this year when I plan to put the money towards real estate.

Don't want to be vulnerable to lawsuit because we didn't follow code. 

Likewise Rodanthe south access is more vulnerable and too far from the amenities my family liked.