Real Estate professionals In the UAE, particularly in Dubai have praised the legislative procedures adopted by the government to regulate the real estate sector and impose tools that safeguard the interests of not only property developers but also investors.

Rents should go up due to demand, but anti-landlord legislation could also increase.

It's not the wild west anymore where you can get away with anything one might dream up.The SAFE Act was the first federal law passed concerning seller financed deals, I've been through tons of financial laws and I've never seen a specific investor type deal identified as they did mentioning "Lonnie Deals" as being predatory and the subject of specific legislation outlawing a transaction as explained in the Deals on Wheels book.

Based on what I read it seems that there was some legislation passed that said that the difference would no longer be taxed which keeps the homeowner from being socked with a nasty surprise.

The "powers that be" in Seattle are actively looking at legislative options to limit short term vacation rentals such as airbnb and vrbo.  

according to the civil code:Indeed, the legislative history of section 1954.535 suggests that the 90-daynotice provision was meant to address issues of statewide concern.

Originally posted by @Jerry Bruckenheimer :Fico scores factor both open and closed accounts and the age of your credit file (AAoA) is 15% of your Fico score.My credit expert is an expert witness and consultant to legislators.

fuseacti...Here is a link to the actual statute that says so:http://ilga.gov/legislation/ilcs/documents/0735000...At first glance, it looks like the rules in Chicago are different, but the laws for Chicago just say that a tenant can't waive their state rights regarding notice.  

If there is a surplus we either apply it towards rent or, if winter is approaching, leave it in the fund.You can put the requirement to have the utilities transferred into the tenants name in your schedule to the lease.Dawn, Al - Québec, like NB, and a few other provinces in Canada has a standard lease (or, at least it did when I lived there) to which a landlord can provide a schedule of their own "rules" (provided they do not contravene the standard lease or {naturally} the legislation).

State legislators are not difficult to influence and there's lots of landliords you can mobilize.