Talk to some property managers as well in the area, they could give you a sense.Certain areas almost mandate a garage and if you don't have one, it's harder to rent and rents for less.

My lease also states that they are in the said flood zone and evacuations are suggested and sometimes mandated. it is their responsibility to follow those.

Checklist...1) The federal government has mandated the Defense Production Act, which gives the government ability to tell any corporation that they now have to work for them and do what they demand. 2) The federal government is rejecting our fourth amendment to due process.3)  The government is artificially propping up particular sectors and corporations of their choosing by giving them billions of dollars. 4) The government is buying out ETF and shares to the point where the stock market doesn't even come close to matching the climate of our actual economy. 5) The government are now disrupting businesses by telling them they can't operate until they say so regardless if they can survive or not.6) The government is now telling landlords that they are forced to run a homeless shelter instead of a business for the time being.

They legally defined who is a “wholesaler,” mandated disclosure, and - most importantly - provided a penalty-free way for an unsuspecting consumer to get out of the contract (but only before the close of escrow) - if the disclosure had not been made.That’s nice.  

The state-mandated disclosures and pamphlets are also key, and are included in those leases as well (pulled based on the property address).

He can mandate a number of extremely costly upgrades.  

Companies that provide services like Yodlee's, employ very strict security measures and have to go through very strenuous data security mandates. 

At that point you lose the ability to do anything at all - including mandating add'l deposit, liability waiver, or for the tenants to carry their own specific insurance policy on the dogs.

This is such a great question that I thought I’d revive the thread with a slight twist.I’ve often thought and asked about this along these lines but without much traction so far…Instead of asking for million dollars with an open-ended question of where to deploy it, what if the ask/mandate was to solely in – BUY & HOLD (20% - 25% down) and limited to Southern California ONLY and…SELF MANAGE to save on management fees.How would one structure the as in order to target Multi family (duplex, triplex) up to $600k per property?

If you cannot prove that you had others looking to book your place, but didn't because it was booked by the defendant, it looks like you just want the money, and care nothing for the reduced value of the place because of what the government mandated covid panic caused.It was in poor taste to bring legal action for full funds after cancelation.