It goes without saying that a real estate asset has a best use, and if you determine as a property (business) owner that it makes more sense to allow for 8 people in a 3/2 vs. 6 people, I’m not sure why the “state” feels it necessary to intervene, unless of course, the utilities that those properties are tied to only allow for so much demand, in which case, it would behoove the property manager to only permit those numbers that wouldn’t exceed that value.I don’t disagree with the notion of occupancy limitation to promote longevity, I disagree with who enforces it and HOW it’s enforced.

That analysis takes into consideration the age of the conviction, its nature, and any relevant intervening facts.

There is little in the way of direct action you can take.If this issue occurred between two neighbours living adjacent in your neighbourhood would you plan to intervene?  

It’s quite simple; a bidder buys at the HOA auction purely with the intent of making money by renting the property out until the bank forecloses, and the LLC may intervene at some point to simply delay the foreclosure to collect more rent.

I suggest you reach out to the Delegate(s) for the district you live in (not the district where the house is located) and ask them to intervene.  

After the crowd of undesirables were gone, our tenant was still angry with us for intervening.

Hey @Matt Popilek, sorry to intervene on this conversation but I have a couple of questions for you in regards to your 22 plex.

Okay, then if the manager isn't willing  to help, ask your  landlord to intervene.

I did spoke with the alderman office they promise to help, intervene

Either local or foreign government policies (or both) can dramatically affect foreign investor investment decisions or investment volumes of this sort and isnt something you make dramatic speculations with regarding continued price growth.https://www.housingwire.com/articles/40710-foreign...Totally agree, given the numbers, the foreign purchases have gotten to a level where you could consider them a hindrance to the local population's home ownership ability and it is a definite possibility that government intervenes.