I didn't really mind, but in my context (a college) some folks are not as keen on free market capitalism in general....With just one mid-level condo housing a professional at market rates--someone called me a "slum lord" and another said I was "a capitalist" (the latter of which I think they meant as derogatory--but I kinda appreciated or preferred to being called socialist or communist). 

Which is fine, we aren't communists, but no one is buying the gallant wholesalers riding in on their white horses to save the poor distressed sellers fairytale. 

Glad to see you're trying to invest in Cleveland vs that dirty communist hell hole Portland.

This coupled with a Afganistan debacle led by a demented man with cognitive decline led a communist nation to be brave enough to invade Ukraine causing European supply chains to be disrupted. 

BUT you live in that communist hell hole California so buying a rental property close to home is probably a bad move.

Lots of regulations here in our semi-communist state.See http://www.co.maui.hi.us/1377/Short-Term-Rentals

I live in a Communist State where there is a minimum amount established by law for cash for keys.

Up here in the communist republic of the Bay Area, they tax tax tax and find more ways to stick it to ya every year.

In the United States, many of existing policies are far more dangerous than any of the communist utopistic beliefs as in communism, individuals would have some sort of class conciousness that would prevent individuals from trying to create harm to other individuals.  

And yes, I called it EXACTLY what it is, SOCIALIST, because I am being gracious and truthfully calling all you out as Communist Sympathizers seemed a bit strong, accurate yes, although maybe a bit much.