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:  Same is happeninig in Santa Monica, Huntington Beach, Long Beach, LA wants a restructuring, Richmond, San Francisco wants restructuring.Look up AB 1506 and how we should repeal:https://caanet.org/legislation/https://caanet.org/votervoice/ Fill this out to contact local and state officials in California about opposing rent control and restrictions on property owners/ investors!!!!

Hi Eric,I too live in Colorado, Denver as a matter of fact and this legislation is unfortunate.  

You may want to research STR in Raleigh/Durham because I've heard many people say that they are working to pass legislation which would only you to STR if it's your primary residence and allow a certain number within the city.

Homesuite (which gets around the anti-airbnb legislation by being 30+ days only), airbnb, etc.

., There are numerous rumors circulating and there have been numerous proposals put forth, but so far there is no actual legislation or bill pending.  

The legislation here is not conducive to new start-ups and I do not foresee any large employers moving here.

I am not a lawyer and this is not legal advice.What I've heard is that what the Missouri Legislature was trying to do was require that the tenants' security deposits be kept in a separate bank account, and not mixed in with a landlord's other funds.However, calling it a "trust" in the legislation technically means you need to get a lawyer and set up a trustee and file some paperwork and a bunch of good stuff that costs at least a few hundred dollars.The landlords I know around the KC area have been taking one of two approaches:1) Set up a separate bank account at the place where you do your landlord banking. 

. :)But...I also think this will be temporary as legislative bodies (federal and state) will step in and bring the third party debt buyers into the fold.

There was a bill introduced in the previous legislative session that transferred the power to regulate this to the state level, but it was not passed before the session ended.