Instant devaluation.Renovations will probably stagnate too--meaning Slums cannot be to far away for some of these places.Then they they will probably pass more laws to "Crack down on" the Evil Slum lords who own these places.What's next in some of these areas, old Soviet style Khrushchyovka Grey block flats with one common kitchen for all, to house the "good" Komrads and everyone else to the Siberian Salt mines.

You may or may not agree with this change coming, in fact, many will flat deny that this crack-down will even happen.

This is a result of the economic downturn after the corruption crackdown years ago: Odebrecht corruption scandal,m Petrobras scandal, & Operation Car Wash.

He throws them out if they do.I tend to agree with his general sentiment.If we are to help those that can't get benefits, then give it out to those with TINs.But forcing Landlords to support a system that's broken is completely unfair and can lead to Landlords losing their business, which then leads to the tenants losing their Apts anyway.This is much more complex than anyone can imagine.I have a feeling that after this Pandemic ends, Landlords in immigrant neighborhoods will crack down on over-crowded apts.

If it’s owner occupied the rules have gotten a lot more strict in past decade and states are also starting to crack down on licensing standards as well

Many of you were familiar with Harbour Portfolio and the state of Pennsylvania cracking down on CFD's in the state. Many who bought Harbour loans were contacted by the Attorney General (and ones I know were required t...

So you have to crack down consistently and across the board.I am also a real estate investor now and would say that you have to be sure about the finances of the HOA.

They really need to crack down on the recyclers, which they do around here, which is probably why we dont have as big a problem.Like the others have said, do an alarm system and get your lights up.

Compliance will be enforced, the purpose is crack down on predatory lending, not fully disclosing loan terms and educating a borrower, cracking down on servicing ploys of failing to disclose, ignoring requests for loan reviews, the accelerated rate of foreclosure by servicers and the appraisal aspects on non-qualified, high risk loans, that being the value of a property actually being true with respect to LTV issues.

I am not the license police..One thing that our state did though was crack down on Private money lenders those that had pretty big books say 2 to 5 million of personal money out there...