Instead of attempting to suppress rents artificially, my approach focuses on a sustainable, market-based strategy with a long-term horizon.Here’s how I see this working:Leveraging Time, Scale, and Institutionalization:Similar to how farmland has been institutionalized, leveraging scale and time can be powerful tools.

There are various other items that may come up such as: Proper firewall suppression, adequate entrances/exits for fire safety, stair safety, size of kitchen appliances, etc... for my specific example. 

Actually, since 2016 up till this year TN fire marshals office was doing all inspections of new builds in Sevier County which required fire suppression/sleep more than 12.  

If someone has to be so aggressive in managing their negative reviews/reputation online, and suppressing other people's speech...very bad sign.Finally, some of my current clients are "refugees" from Karim' program.

My neighbor did this during one those programs (had a 2 family, made into a legal 3 family by converting the basement) but, among other things, he had to install a fire suppression system in the basement, expand windows for egress/ingress purposes, and do a whole bunch of other things.

You cannot suppress these rules by such trickery.

Gold is manipulated (suppressed) and so is the stock market.

Also, may have instances in which if you go over a certain amount of useable sf you may have to fire suppress a building that would not originally have to be since it hit that minimum space requirement.

I would imagine most of the time the bloated returns are a result of not suppressing unnecessary pages.

The silver lining to that is that, because rents increases have been suppressed for a while, there should be some upward pressure on them to snap back up after home prices start to rise again, which is effectively happening now because rates finally went down.