I've never paid to have a trailer moved and I'm uncertain what the cost of utilities from the city hooked up would be so I was just wondering what people's experience has been with that. 

Go ahead and take 2 minutes to read the full bill for yourself. http://www.gencourt.state.nh.us/legislation/2020/HB1391.htmlAs a dog owner, pet lover, and a landlord who allows and welcomes pets, I am the last person to oppose something like this and yet I have serious concerns about this bill. 

Its going to be a tough road to get that legislation passed, and will affect some people for the positive and some for the negative. 

Sittenfeld, explaining the rationale of the legislation he sponsored: “For a significant number of people living in Cincinnati, a security deposit for a two-bedroom would equal or exceed the totality of their savings.”https://www.wsj.com/articles/s...

@Chris MasonThanks Chris, uncertainly makes me anxious but that's the name of the game a lot of the time.

But we know from history that the last 5 recessions did not leave much of a dent in the home values, they were flat or even went up as people were looking for hard assets in uncertain times - with 2010 being the only exception (but it also started as a housing crisis - fundadmentally oversupply + subrpime mortgage defaults).

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https://www.nysenate.gov/legislation/bills/2019/s2892Some call it Lease for Life...

And I am uncertain how to make sure this is actually true.

Locking in gains is a good thing because the future is always uncertain.