No, Mamdani has not declared himself a Communist, that's simply passing an idiot test, none would as it would be political suicide at this time. 

Same building type, completely different expected outcomes.The political environment matters too.

I've had it happen before although they politely asked and indicated there wasn't anything other than normal wear and tear which was true.

SO, I wouldn't do that.https://www.foxnews.com/politics/letitia-james-arraigned-vir...A mortgage broker will be able to suggest legal alternatives and solutions. 

Not politically correct, but it's reality.You can try asking in a wholesaling Facebook group, too.

While immigration has slowed under the current political climate, I’m confident it will pick back up over time.Either way, population growth or decline is something we all need to stay mindful of.

Don't rent to family & friends, instead rent to strangers so you learn how to screen applicants, use a robust lease and confront nonpayers politely, but firmly with an eviction notice - no excuses.If you can make that work, while rebuilding your credit, your can continue to expand.Or you may figure out you are NOT cut out for landlording and thus need to hire a PMC.

Until then, help me for free immediately. well I see your point, still, I can't really do anything if the realtor doesn't want to talk after hearing I'm an investor.I do want to buy property and soon, but I cant start the conversation signing a contracthonestly i don't know how to move forward from here other than accepting that most realtors will just not want to talk to me as an investorOk look Samuel, I'm gonna give it to you straight as you seem to have a disconnect as others try to put it politely. 

Politically of course, the answer is no.

Franklin is such a growing county - I know many people who are planning their escape from Illinois financial and political mess and Tims Ford Lake area is popular for housing value and better weather than northern IL.When the time comes and you're past the redemption period on your lot, offer it to the property owners next door and other owners on the street.