Ironically, such a price increase will increase overall property tax base significantly.It will also possibly increase rental prices across state. good or bad, up for interpretation.such liberal policies, the end result may not be originally anticipated.As a CA property owner, I strongly support this measure.

@Eddie TorresI am always conservative on rent and liberal on expenses.

In my neck of the woods that house would be taxed at about 21k/yr.But the only reason I remember how much I pay in taxes is so I can tell my liberal friends why their rent is so high.

I quickly checked the permit exemptions and see them actually as more liberal in some cases, such as the size of unpermitted accessory structures and allowing you to put up fences without permits.   

Originally posted by @Bjorn Ahlblad:Sorry for your losses but Cuomo's eviction ban was already upheld.The liberal judge said they filed it in the wrong court and she took at extremely narrow view of the law.

House I'm hoping to leverage with numbers:Purchase: 3BD 2BA 122k, 120k purchase price, 2k feesRepairs + furnishing: 55k: I hit the jackpot and "found" a pipeline for another bathroom which was added, kitchen had to be redone completelyTotal cost: 177k, rented furnished to studentsOwnership: 5 years; total rental income at approx 80,000 total for the 5 yearsCurrent estimate sale price by experienced realtor in the area, she said we may get more if I make a few changes and change the office into another bedroom; 3BD 3FullBA (possibly 4BD): 240,000, after fees, commissions, minor repairs, and taxes: 204,000Total gains with sale: 284,000-177,000 = 107,000 after 5 years while I worked a full time job and that's just one of my properties.

There's a high probability you may hit a jackpot.

First of all, its CBS Chicago which is about as liberal and drama filled as you can get.

I had many Liberal Arts College friends who have majored in things from Historical Communications to Women Studies.

You have hit the JACKPOT of resources for real estate investors.