Thats a hit.And beyond the actual cost, I think the perception from this bill being so anti-homeowner that it makes more sense to rent might be enough to keep more people renting - which is good for me. 

@Luke Shaw - I am very anti-condo. 

No getting locked out, and you can change the code if you don't trust a recent move-out.The thing with latches is you have to make sure the strike is properly installed to engage the anti-jimmy plunger in the latch, that half-moon shaped piece behind the latch itself.

There are a lot of turnkey debates out there, but unfortunately they tend to veer in favor of anti-turnkey because a) for some reason love to hate them and b) all of the turnkey buyers I know who have had good experiences with them aren't active on BP anymore because they got what they came for and don't need it anymore.

I’m not anti book!

The two things he takes too far for my purposes are the anti-30YF-mortgage thing, and the "it's good not to have a FICO score" thing (it's certainly NOT good for me as the guy who must tell you the interest rate if you don't have a FICO score!)

I guess I’m the anti-DYIer in the group for sure.

It’s for anti money laundering purposes.

I can't blame them entirely, but they don't charge enough monthly fees, so on numerous occasions, the utilities are in danger of being cut off so emergency fee assessments are made to pay them and paid immediately, or they don't have enough funds to do minor elevator repairs.My condos in MA has somewhat of an anti tenant HOA board.

tune in next week for the next anti-business, anti-capitalism, socialistic measure...