SB-63 would fund fire-prevention efforts in existing communities and train local organizations in statewide standards for home fire preventions (known as “hardening”).

Preparing for a wildfire means first doing everything you can to prevent one from ever starting through choosing the right plants for your area and maintaining your property with a mind for fire safety (“hardening”).

Multi-family Managers are are not hardened Prison Guards, neither are the rent-cops who patrol the parking lots.This is not the way to help these people, it will only drive down society further.

@Robert Harden there are a few lengthy forums on this if your search on BP!

Quote from @Drew Harden: @John Underwood Hey John!

@Nathan Harden - Or you can get in contact with some commercial real estate lenders at some small local credit unions and banks.

Quote from @Nathan Harden: Hey Everyone,I am trying to get in touch with a Portfolio Lender that will do a cash out refinance on my 3 properties in Ohio.

Your going to need hardened properties; brick, cement, avoid anything that can be damaged easily or at all.

They often stay for years as well with very little trouble, but to do it properly there's a lot of upfront work in getting the right houses, making sure they're solid and "hardened", and vetting a lot of tenants to make sure you place the right ones in your houses.  

Also, it will probably have more expensive upgrades than the rental homes you would buy (see the threads on these forums about hardening your rentals), so a higher price to pay if you get a bad tenant who damages it.