Maybe it was the fact that those awkward legal-sized pages overflowed with official seals, government certifications, and a liberal amount of scary legal jargon that got me nervous and clearly meant if I ever got behind, I could almost certainly count on finding myself locked in some kind of mortgage prison they send real estate investors to who don’t make payments on time.

Simply saying that makes liberals and some tenants cringe.Look back at the original site which was shared, negating the clearly fake texts, can you say that anyone on here is promoting leaving a hole in the ceiling?

Akron is also a very liberal city which last year passed a law protecting source of income.  

It is actually a liberating position to be in to be able to start with finding a market that suits and working my way down to finding a specific deal

I am liberal leaning and JW is completely correct about starting eviction process right away.

I have a degree in Liberal Arts.

The only people that say different, are those who didn't go, or did not apply themselves enough when they went.Just don't get upset if your liberal arts degree doesn't get you much without a Master's and a lot of luck!

Seems like a liberal mecca for the South East US. 

No personal experience with Matt yet but I'm familiar with most, since I'm running several REIAs (mainly MassRealEstate dot net)Or you can get a Liberal Arts degree for $60k/year and see how that pays off:-(

Are there any clever ways to liberate my equity as cash?