@Arlen Chou the main issue of the case is that if LL loses, then all of a sudden "market rent" gets legislated, and defined at the whim of rent boards, and litigious tenant lawyers.

I know there are groups going through the legal process to obtain quiet title on these, but does anyone know if the legislation and courts in the 19 SuperPrioity states will actually grant Quiet Title.

Only one person I have ever met made it from zero when we first spoke to 1400 units and built an actual business.I think the next 5 to 10 years will be interesting; I expect prices to keep rising to unexpected levels along with the dollar (and debt) loosing value - until legislation and builders can ramp up production to fill the backlog and match demand.

This is a zoning issue and could be fixed with legislation.

Where I was looking for insight was on the local legislation in San Diego Area in regards to legal eviction and what/how long that process usually is. 

They rarely even know the legislation let alone enforce it in an u biased manner.

I was reading about some of the legislation passed in recent years in the area and it appears that AirCover has coverage limits that are high enough to be enough on its' own, however, my insurance broker is telling me that I do need additional coverage and that my current carrier won't cover it, so the only option is to rewrite my home/auto/umbrella with a new carrier and it may double and balloon to like $7K/yr!

We also as a banking organization had signed on the legislation for your fraud on your fees  readers check it out.

@Dan StrandbergNor are you likely to find such a thing.Privacy legislation generally precludes a business model which traffics in such information.Depending upon your province, there may be a centralized land registry or taxation authority where you can access such information for a specific property  - there may be a per transaction fee or subscription required.

Hampden is also a very specific area of Baltimore that seems promising though there has been local legislation limiting short term rentals in Baltimore recently.