I have actually seen homes loose 90% of value in 1 hour before, because city council issued a proposal to build a road thru there front yards (seriously, like 5' from there front doors).

Kshama Sawant,a Seattle City council member, is trying to make it a law that tenants can’t be evicted November through March - our winter months.Has anyone heard of anything like this anywhere else in the known universe?

I called City Council to no avail.Any help is much appreciated!

Will the rent estimator and rental property tool work accurately with properties in British Columbia, Canada ?

Good:   Sometimes you can get guaranteed rent from a local homeless council or fed/state government.Bad:  Much higher maintenance and turnover costs.

https://store.nolo.com/products/every-landlords-tax-deduction-guide-dell.htmlIf you're looking for mental health, how about Buddhist monk (grew up in the UK with a white British accent) Ajahn Brahm. 

Well known developers have connections and make things happen that are often thought impossible.We won a battle with the City a few years ago that ended up at the City Council regarding a variance and it was very much who you knew and what they wanted.

How Binghamton (and other towns like it) mishandled the situation out of desperation in NY, where taxes aren't really regulated from what I've learned, is the city/county councils or the townspeople (not sure which or if it's a combination) decided to raise taxes through the roof to try and stop the bleeding.Just for grins - well, I shouldn't say grin, as it's really sad - but for edification purposes - take a look at what you can buy in Binghamton for the money. 

Of course these facts contradict the “emergency housing” laws that the Portland city council are ramming through so there is a political interest in sustaining a fake narrative.

I think landlords who overstep their bounds like they're some kind of British landlowner, end up losing good tenants.People with options will move if you interfere with their right to quiet enjoyment of their homes.And what many landlords don't understand is the right to quiet enjoyment has nothing to do with noise.