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Dhruv Anand
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Landlord Friendly "Cities" - Is there such a thing?

Dhruv Anand
  • New York
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Hi BP family!!

Is there such a thing as Landlord Friendly Cities? Mostly doing my research, I find Landlord friendly states, but talking to some investors in that State (that invest in specific cities) contradict the statistics based on their specific Investing City experience(s).

So, other than ball-parking a state being Landlord/Tenant friendly, is there a source that helps break it down into Cities?

Please advise. Thanks in advance!

Regards,

Dhruv

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Jim Cummings
  • Residential Real Estate Broker
  • College Station, TX
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Jim Cummings
  • Residential Real Estate Broker
  • College Station, TX
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@Dhruv Anand

I'll try to stay away from being political here - but if the city has a left of center political reputation and management / leadership style. Good bet the city is less Landlord Friendly.  There are exceptions based on the county the city is in as in Texas Evictions are a County function NOT a City function.

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