Eddie - That is what happens when our elected officials rush to push through legislation without considering the ramifications.

According to the wonderful new healthcare legislation, as a man I will be required to buy health insurance that includes coverage for maternity and newborn care.

You just cant tell now because the legislation is in such infancy.

Because Aurora DOES legislate short term rentals.Aurora considers Airbnbs along with other types of rentals."

I posted this as a source of information for those that do engage and wish or would like to have grounds to fight this ruling.I can see the logic from both sides but legislation and interpretation are always a point of contention where there is not clear case law on a certain matter and this is clearly one of those cases. 

I do know, it they are there and someone is sufficiently motivated they will be found and used.I also know with an attitude toward legislation of, "We have to pass it so we can know what is in it," coupled with the knowledge the members of Congress don't read what they vote on, it would be a pretty safe bet they are there just waiting to be found.

Note that a few of the more onerous requirements are superseded by new state legislation. 

For example, the legislation would prohibit IRAs from holding unregistered investments that are offered to accredited investors, like equity or debt investments in small businesses or investments in private funds.

If you're a congressperson and know nothing about mortgages, then all you know is "2008, never again, 2008, never again," and if you questioned an executive at one of these stupidly slow lenders they would say "oh we're just doing our due diligence, no one wants 2008 all over again, after all, don't you know," and this would line up with your preconceived biases/notions, so you as a congressperson wouldn't question it (you would accept it as "due diligence" rather than accepting the truth of it being "horrible customer service"), and wouldn't feel the need to introduce any new legislation. 

I had searched the legislative website for the information, but had gotten into the wrong section about mobile homes and didn't notice it.