Wagner called me as soon as he knew and we talked - he offered to let me out of my contracts, and offered also 2 alternative properties to me he had on the side I could get right now - no pressure either way. 

Pressure the city to sue for maintaining a public nuisance.

There is just no pressure for them to be anything but honest.2. 

Not having the 1031 pressure is great. 

This will pressure up the rents.We saw a similar tight supply in sales as well.

Because they will get defensive if they feel you are pressuring them.

Curious if there are whispers (or shouts) in Columbus about the same I go to city council meetings almost every Monday and they are extremely developer friendly and new construction friendly. while there is pressure, I don't think it will ever happen. columbus wants to see economic development and would not place legislation that would restrict the free market in my opinion. right now they are doing the opposite and redoing there zoning codes to allow for higher density and higher height as well as parking reductions. just google "zone in" columbus and you'll see. there's a lot of articles about it. 

What happens if shower pressure deteriorates dramatically - are you on the hook for the plumber or them?

That will put pressure on rent and home prices.

If a toilet runs at full pressure, the tenant is going to call you sooner than later from the sheer racket it's making.If you are purely looking for leaks, you will spend significant sums of money to save yourself very little money in the long run.