That's the general consensus among some of the real smart money pro & anti BTC.

I'm from Seattle and left because of the anti-investing atmosphere.Don't let your familiarity with Western Washingtoninterfere with smart investing.

I am thinking about a business idea of purchasing land and starting gun ranges where anti gun groups are most popular under the belief there is likely lent up demand.

That's a good point... wish they would cap these gasoline price increases here lolAs far as rent control, I'm against rent control and generally vote against any local or state measures would be anti-landlord.

The only correlations are credit/landlord referances, even if they are politically anti-landlord tenants with 700+ scores don't want to hurt those scores by not paying or causing problems.

Millions of investors know how to operate in some of the most hostile and anti-landlord spots on earth.

As I see it, there is no reason to have people sign an anti-defamation agreement... because if it is truly defamation, the person doing the defaming is liable regardless of whether there was an agreement in place.

.• Tapping into your equity to pull cash flow forward can be worthwhile for your quality of life (or to boost investment returns).You are absolutely right, the assumption is that a "cash flow portfolio" scenario, as the anti-example is investing in cheap areas, ultimately a low equity, low appreciation.

I lived in Boulder, CO, for years, although the judges were anti-landlord. 

And  since they are anti-logging, there are no areas being cleared and replanted, or paths created to remote areas, making firefighting even more difficult.Strange, since cutting down trees for use in products is a great way to capture carbon and make areas available for new growth to capture more carbon.