I'm no fan of the legislation, but it could definitely be much worse.

Hours in a basement, not my thing.This county's legislation, as proposed would allow this to be legal for a licensed grower- because it's indoor, with a seperate entrance.

After your initial grumblings, realize that this is yet ANOTHER reason (of many) to invest in real estate...the tax advantages are numerous and give RE investors a big advantage compared to those focused on other asset classes (pending any legislation changes).

Hey Nashville,With all of the fuss around the legislation and moratorium on type 2 STR permits has anyone "heard" of anyone getting busted for not have a STR permit?

The Jim Brooks Act's demand that all legal notices regarding eviction or rent increases be sent to the city in no way stands up to this test of privacy rights.BUT LEGISLATORS DO NOT CARE A WHOLE LOT ABOUT LEGALITIES.

Almost all deals, even legislative and international treaties are negotiated verbally before being codified in writing and signed.

@Rick AlbertADU’s are really taking off in CA with the new zoning legislation.

All of the investors I know and work with have been on a hiatus until the market levels out a bit or until the legislative issues are resolved.

U-haul publishes an annual report that shows what cities people are moving to...also, I only invest in “red states” where I know legislation is favorable to me the landlord.

During the 2008 crash, the weak lending standards created the mess (For those interested, I have a one-page history of the causal legislative changes that began with Jimmy Carter and goes through Bill Clinton and George Bush).