Did you know that the Politicians who cannot find a solution for Flood Insurance ten years ago, made a rule that it will be increased in Cost by 10% per year until somebody figures a way to make it work?

I just wonder if it's a truly meaningful and value-bringing project, or one of those ways politicians energize their constituents by slapping a coat of paint on an old rail line and some parks.

My gut says they have tough time enforce in that area, where there big fancy hotels and the own politicians.

Certain politicians that will cover Newburgh are gunning for rent stability.

A state like TN is growing because people are migrating from high tax states, such as my state of CT who’s economy is on life support mostly due to those same tax and spend policies and politicians I mentioned above.

( I also credit this to politicians)I dug deep into all the information I could find on the property.

I cannot imagine the SCOTUS upholding something like this, but unfortunately too many politicians without an understanding of basic economics put in place knee-jerk policies and pander to the population demanding rent control or lower rents, etc.  

Better to find a partner and buy urban, then rezone or wait until millenials put enough pressure on local politicians.

This was all in what the city told people at the time but when it came out one man had a large number of units with co-hosts the politicians are calling it a loop hole.

I'd assume talking to a lot of local politicians about their plans for the area would be a pretty good indication.