There have been a handful of states that have passed some weak form of legislation so that they appear to be regulating Qualified Intermediaries, but the actions so far are merely lip service so that politicians appear to be doing something about it. 

@David DrewPhiladelphia city council recently passed similar legislation.

Some cities are responding with anti-police legislation or even proposing to defund the police.

Take for example, the cap and trade legislation that just passed in the house and will be moving to the Senate.

I'm just waiting on the government to legislate that they can no longer cherry-pick who they will or won't insure based on stupid things like the size of a panel or type of wiring.

Needless to say, another added cost and burden, aside from the already anti-landlord legislation that has passed. 

And if it turns out you've made a mistake on a tenant, the legislative headwinds make it very difficult to un-ring that bell and terminate that business relationship. 

Apparently, they no longer exist.A banker whom I talked to said that all credit cards are now variable as a way to get around the new CC legislation.So, it looks like any benefit to the new legislation has been wiped out.By the way, y'all, you might check and see what your current card terms are.

Him and his partner drafted the MNvest legislation which deals with private financing in MN. 

In another case, legislation is being promoted to restrict and define how we conduct our business.