There were some States we would never set foot in due to harsh "anti-lender" laws.

- I managed to get my property manager to drop their fee by 1% per property since I am working with them on this deal currently (currently 10%) The HOA is slightly more on the new house (70$ a month).

Just sharing because if this is a possibility for any of your properties I would consider selling.

I've heard a lot of landlords and property managers talk about this recently.

I can't find anything in the buisness bureau or any reviews...I also have a yellow exclamation mark in front of anything related to them on the web from my anti-virus.

Closer to UNC does best.Why it’s tricky: Even if you’re legal, the town leans anti-STR and they don't always grandfather in after changes, too.

Seattletimes is on the anti-landlord bandwagon and extreme pro-tenant.

not in landlord friendly states, not in anti-landlord states. 

But let me explain another reason besides trading out old properties, depreciated properties, or switching property locations/types. 

@Nikelyia WatersHow much do you know about Property Classes?