What you say is good and true in theory, However when you run actual numbers many good sounding strategies don't work.

The reputation for Chicago continues to hold true.

A little complicated but I'm seeing it as true.

That is the only unit that is probably true market value.We considered flipping the building and have some offers - but they want at least one unit empty.In reality - we would like to keep the building as it has great rent roll potential- but we need to contest these leases.Any advice?

@Chris Elliott this is just plain not true.

Even if this isn't true, why have there been no publicized efforts to even challenge the law?

That can't be true.

This is even true in the stronger markets.So it's not abnormal that you're seeing lower rental rates.

If they are filing false complaints it’s one thing but if it complaining and it’s true, even if it’s minor in nature - that’s more an Airbnb issue and they know how to game the system.Reality to is if you get them to stop whose to stop them to ask a friend etc.Your best bet is to talk to them and find out what the Cruz of the issue is

This is many years before the first true return.