But legislation gets passed, certain standards must be met, then the price rises for all.

But it’s good that legislators are taking some steps.

You may be able to leverage their gross negligence to get your property back and re-rent it to someone better and restore harmony.Check with you attorney, but perhaps you could serve a termination notice during the eviction moratorium, even though they do not have to abide by it because of the legislative idiocy.

What many do not realize is that these contracts last 40 years and allow the company to place a lien on their homes.Attorney General Ashley Moody expressed her support for the legislation.

Swapping out air filters, checking fire extinguishers and smoke detectors, getting systems ready for winter/summer, checking water softener, replacing water filters, etc...If you're out of state then the travel may be deductible if it's primarily for business.If your properties are in Denver then you'll need to get them inspected this year or next as part of the new rental legislation. 

With a high income I wouldn’t necessarily just look in the cheapest places where you can buy $50K houses but maybe a more mid-level area where you can find some decent appreciation as well as nice cash flow and landlord friendly legislation as well.

Is someone going to go back and get all those pieces of legislation changed too?

Unfortunately this meant that the residents of the other 3 units of this building effectively had no right to quiet enjoyment  / safe living environment due to the current legislation. 

https://www.azcentral.com/story/news/local/scottsdale/2023/0...AI Summary Here for those who don't want to read the article: Local governments in Arizona are advocating for increased regulation of the short-term rental industry through proposed legislative changes to address concerns about housing shortages and community impacts.

Selecting the right tenants means lot less headaches.The reasons that the Netherlands has too much social housing are complex, but has to do with the power of the social housing corporations who received billions during the 'bruterings' operations in the '90s, and with existing legislation the politicians are trying to curb now.