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Ingrid J.
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What is landlord friendliness to you, what's the point?

Ingrid J.
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Hi!

What is landlord friendliness to you (definition and examples)? And what's the point? Consider a new investor who buys in a "landlord friendly" state, but is so inexperienced that he/she doesn't know where to start when problems with tenants occur. What's the point of landlord friendliness, if the landlord doesn't know what it means?

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Brent Coombs
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Brent Coombs
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@Ingrid J., if a tenant becomes a problem, they can be kicked out easily, and sued for what's owed, right?

No?

In which case, it's NOT a "Landlord-friendly" state! [Yes, I know that's overly simplistic]. Cheers...

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