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Jason Miller
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What laws would you change

Jason Miller
  • Investor
  • Aurora, CO
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As Landlords we face an uphill battle with tenant rules and laws.

What are the top 5 laws or regulations you would like to see changed?

-3 notice to evict. 14 days till eviction from nonpayment
-evicted tenants have to move their stuff, not us or we get to bill them for the cost.
-no 10 property max for financing
-6 month holding cost per property for financing goes away
-no rent control in any city.

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Jason Miller
  • Investor
  • Aurora, CO
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Originally posted by Rob Gillespie:

I would also change certain violations should follow the tenant and not the owner.

I like this one. Just because your a tenant shouldn't remove your obligations from being a responsible citizen.

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