They run your investment into the ground, sucking as much money out of you as possible, then offer to list the property and get a commission for that, too.I'm just really anti- long-distance landlord investing.  

If the issue comes up after the lease has been signed without such a clause, the landlord would likely need to rely on an anti-drug or crime policy that hopefully was included in the lease.The landlord would then need to send written notice of the lease breach, citing the appropriate clause.

You would have to prove that the toxins were still in the air.

Asheville has also become anti-STR for the main reason that investors (like you and me) are buying up property to rent out to tourists and taking reasonably priced inventory away from locals or driving up rents with limited supply. 

The anti-landlord hate there is so great that I would be afraid to deny anyone for any reason.

@Joseph Cacciapaglia: None of my properties are in California or Washington anymore because of the problems discussed in other threads about city councils being anti-landlord,etc as spelled out in HELP US!

I get to have them again now that I'm completely off of the anti-depressants and anti-anxiety medication I was taking just so I could keep going to that old job of mine.

You would think the rules would be so anti LL that buyers would dry up, prices would fall, and returns would go up until the pricing was such that it was wroth the risk.But instead, the prices are high, returns are low, and you have to deal with an unfriendly government.   

We are thinking of getting out of the rental business as we feel the anti landlord policy trends will continue, hope im wrong. 

Sounds like some of us Jersey Landlords should come in and take over for those who can’t swing a profit ;)We have lived under an anti- eviction statute that calls for cause, we cannot refuse a qualified section 8 and many of our municipalities rent control is limited to just the CPI (sometimes in the negative!)