Senate Bill 24-033 is being considered.

@Nancy Bachety how about talking to your local senator or congressman 

I expect rates will start falling a lot more in 2025 if the Republicans take the Senate by 5 or more seats and the House by 12 or more.

In response, Ohio REALTORS® worked with Senator Andy Brenner (R-Delaware) to introduce SB 192 to regulate wholesaling activity and require disclosure be provided to homeowners before they enter into a contract.

. 📜💼🔹 Senate Bill 366 & House Bill 721 aimed to cap annual rent increases between 7%-15%, enforce a 2-month notice before rent hikes, and introduce anti-rent gouging measures.

Talk to a CPA, if you are considering that.Also, there are the new Senate Bills, SB9 and SB10, which are aimed at increasing density on R1 zoned lots.

As long as the US Senate is controlled by Republicans, fewer and fewer subsidies for affordable housing will get approved because most of the rest of the US does not want to continue throwing money at new units in California that cost nearly $1 million per unit to build.

The law was passed in large part because the state did not desire safe legal units to be removed from the market (I heard state senator Robert Wienkowski discuss the various ADU laws and some of the rationale).Did the judge ignore the state law that temporarily allows such units? 

Originally posted by @Senate Eskridge:@Bobby Shell I am curious after six months since your post what you are thinking about these investments?

Let's see if it passes the Senate.