The legal requirements to purchase at the Tax Sale and procedures that must be followed to obtain a tax deed are outlined in the Illinois Compiled Statutes Chapter 35, Act 200, Article 21, available at public libraries or on the internet at www.ilga.gov/legislation/ilcs/ilcs.asp.

So, we are keeping a close eye on that, and have even written it into our leases that if legislation changes to prohibit us, then we are not obligated to fulfill our lease term.  

It's just speculation, but if you're financing, that's something to think about too.And we haven't fully "legislated" Airbnb.

From a legal standpoint, changes to SEC legislation allow you to advertise for investors, but you can only accept accredited investors.  

Its attractive tax structure, a legislative and regulatory climate conducive to economic activity, incentives, finance and business assistance programs, low occupancy and construction costs and adequate space in which to expand are all fueling the accelerated growth.

Most, if not all, active investors have notice that there is a new step we have to take in order to close.We now have to wait 10 days and pay $10 to make sure there are no outstanding water bills on a property. Which ...

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I am sure it is not long until some financial legislation is put out about it. 

The utility companies out here have pushed legislation through that makes solar much less attractive  (yay politicians, outstanding job yet again), and in my experience advertised rent is actual amount paid.  

Check the Ontario Act to be certain you do not have a similar regulation.Also check the act to see what are your restrictions on raising rent ... her we have the concept of a long term tenant (tenancy >5yrs) which places some additional restrictions on termination of lease and how rents can be raised.I doubt you can ask for a vacant park ... unless you were planning to redevelop the land ... even then, you may have to compensate tenants ... again, read the Ontario residential tenancies legislation.