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“Proposal #41” being heard TONIGHT

Dwayne Kendall
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ATTENTION ALL INDIANAPOLIS LANDLORDS AND INVESTORS

Indianapolis Investors

The Indiana State REIA legal councilors have been on the phone today with lobbyists for the Apartment Owners Association due to serious concern over "Proposal #41" being heard TONIGHT at the Indianapolis City County Council.

The essence of the ordinance is a series of fines begining with $500, then $2500, then $7500 PER TENANT and PER OCCURANCE against landlord’s who violate this tenant’s rights ordinance. The ordinance requires written notice to tenant’s of various rights they have, several of which are NOT consistent with State Law. The notice must be SIGNED by the Tenant and the landlord has the burden of proof that the notice has been given.

We are further advised that several City County Council Members were elected on Tenant’s Rights platforms and, in cooperation with the Mayor’s Office (Eviction Lab) will be enacting MANY tenant rights ordinances with this being the first one.

We request as many landlords and investors as possible show up tonight and oppose this bill. We need your help: City County Building, 200 E Washington St, Indy. Room 260. Meeting begins at 5:30 p.m.

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