This is the action stated at heart of anti-trust. 

Here’s my personal opinion, it’s much riskier than the OP wants to acknowledge, but not necessarily a bad strategy like the “anti” crowd states.  

"Never confuse genius with a bull market"Don seriously you need to write a book "my anti thesis of what Biggerpocket tell you" ;-)I wish everyone write like you.

I wouldn't be surprised for 5 or 6 of them to not even realize this is an anti-cabal thread and for them to land with "Columbus is booming, rents are outrageous!"

How do we make our portfolios anti-fragile?

These kinds of anti-landlord are using Marxist ideology when the communist country is even more capitalistic than the capitalist country.

In Detroit we offer our clients:- Plywood boardup- DAWGS metal screens over doors & windows- Removal of mechanicals- Anti door kickin protection: https://www.homedepot.com/p/Ho...- Some local PMC's also offer house-sittersIf your PMC can't help you with these issues, then they are also a problem and need to be replaced.

It's not an anti-newbie thing or anything. 

Upstate NY - hell no - I’m from there, very anti landlord and pro tentant.PA - maybe - has decent pockets for investingOhio - that is certainly the best choice Check out the bigger pockets podcast with engelo rumora for a story from an aussie on failing in upstate NY to great success in Ohio

I mean,  I am anti wholesaling (I think it skims equity from owners) but are you really going to lose this deal for a few hundred bucks?