A lot of their subgroups claim they're "Unions"http://tenantstogether.org/campaigns/repeal-costa-...Costa Hawkins Ab 1506Recent article http://www.tylerpaper.com/TP-Opinion/277956/editor...

Some of the articles "facts" are indeed bogus.

Never posted anything before this as I was just reading the articles, blogs, and listening to the podcast.

I currently live in LA so I won't be physically present, but I rented already before on Airbnb for a year being far away from the place so that's not an issue.Thanks a lot!!

I just read an article that said this is the hottest market in the country for rise in home values.

I've written lots of articles on turnkeys that talk about all different aspects of it- locations, due diligence, risks, property management, etc.

I just wrote a quick article on this for crowdfund insider: https://www.crowdfundinsider.com/2017/03/97759-start-real-estate-crowdfunding-platform/

One of the biggerst problems is that my dad can take up to 15 years mortgage, and with my calculations for 200,000 mortgage (and 250,000-350,000 down payment) the monthly payments will be around 1500-1600 shekels, and with repair costs, vacancy, etc - the monthly payments will be around 1900 shekels.I started talking with real estate agents (which is hard enough for me, because I don't sound very serious in their opinion :)) and reading articles about the prices of real estate in israel - prices have increased about 150% in the last 8 years and have never been more expensive here.In summary, I don't know what to do.

As I am a broke college student, wholesaling piqued my interest and after a few readings of Nate Pyles' article on The College Investor, I am pretty much hooked.

Interesting article recently published by city observatory (cityobservatory.org, "getting to critical mass in Detroit") suggesting that successful development in Detroit needs to achieve critical mass in a few locations because there are positive spillover effects for surrounding neighbourhoods.