It's what the bill already says and it's what is scaring most short-term rental owners.Typical politician....he's lying as usual.

Politicians add ADU laws in hopes of adding housing, but they fail to account that the housing being added is very expensive.  

Most developers are coluded with corrup politicians and because of that they will not get punished if they defraud you.

Crazy to expect the LL to be financially responsible for this but from a politician perspective they cannot have the tenants suffer more than having their personal items damaged (which is significant but not in comparison to the LL who has damage to the units).By the way the vote was 4 to 1. 

Not to get political but politicians and law makers shout out about the homeless problems and think that making laws to add ADU units or lower income housing will solve the problem, well . . . .  

I believe many of the politicians know the issues associated with rent control but pass it because of the ignorance of many of their constituents.  

Basically this career politician who knows nothing about business is doing away with almost all of the incentives for Ma and Pa investors to provide housing at a time when the country is in dire need of more housing...SMH these are not "loopholes" they are incentives to provide housing.

Preach it, @Joe Splitrock...it seems that politicians who frequently tout legislation to confiscate more wealth from businesses have had little to no practical experience running businesses, and don't always appreciate the impact on the free market.  

I do believe in this area to stay good forever if the politicians screw it up.  

Here is an excellent example of a failed city council and local politicians in the name of helping the poor!!!