It still has more rounds to go through, but if it passes, it would limit rent increases to 5% more than the lowest rent in the previous 12 months.It will not apply to existing locality rent control ordinancesIt will not apply to new tenancies if the property was fully vacant at the time of the new tenancyIt applies to all rent increases as of March 15, 2019 There are other provisions, regulations, and landlord requirements stated in the bill.  

I would take it but just make sure you have a written policy and procedure for situations like this.

There is no regulation in the foundation industry in the state of Texas.  

I have a section 8 tenant, so I learned a lot about all the regulations and rules surrounding that.

"Regulations regarding on-site septic systems varies dramatically across the country, ranging from very strict to what I call “the wild west of septic”.

@David Capstick I find all of these regulations super weird.

I've personally been dealing with this for at least 7 years.National Association of Residential Property Managers (NARPM) is working with HUD to try and clarify or change the regulations.

Go with them through every stage, from having notice prepared and posted, to filing for the court hearing, to being in the courtroom when they appear in front of the judge/magistrate (whatever they call the authority in your state).Ask the attorney or their assistant about any documents/procedures you don't understand. 

I know there are many proposed changes to loosen ADU restrictions in Seattle (per the final EIS in Oct 2018), but not sure how likely or unlikely that these will make it through. I'm aware the Examiner is supposed to ...

Our goal is Short Term Rentals, but we want a property that will still succeed as an investment as a long term rental if the city regulates out STRs.