My fiance and I recently purchased a duplex that falls under rent control. it is completely disheartening that these politicians support rent control (which is basically forcing us hard-working individuals to subsidize housing for a large population) so the politicians can get more votes.

He seemed receptive and was polite.Landlord-tenant relationships are shaky here right now with the tenant's union fighting hard for rent control from local and state politicians.

The problem is politicians know if it was named or clearly written to force acceptance of section 8, they know their constituents would not put up with it.

YUP politicians placating the mass's 

Politicians and developers redraw flood maps because it is costly to build with flood-proof guidelines and even more difficult to sell new homes in a flood zone that would require borrowers to get flood insurance.

Look at all the talk from politicians about removing layers of government intervention that stifle business.

She's definitely better-looking than normal politicians.

It's a great call for class warfare, and that's about it.There is a great answer, and it's for politicians to butt out and leave market forces alone.

Are there any Akron, or Ohio natives that can tell me about the city, where it's going, what the mayor and other politicians have planned, trends of the city, or really anything about it that would be useful to an out of state investor like myself? 

Obscene property taxes, union stronghold, old and obsolete manufacturing base, decaying infrastructure, terrible weather, corrupt politicians, and the list goes on and on...