That’s like punishing someone with fees for doing a good thing.

It sucks for you but you shouldn't punish her for something that's not her fault.

Feels like every good deed needs to be punished. 

Of course, this punished the good operators that stay at the market.3) Suburbs with large employers or further out suburbs that are growing with little new construction4) Utility billing potential since water is the fastest growing expense here5) No major rehab projects, the rent growth market looking a little gloomy for the next few years to amortize the cost.6) 3 bed and 2 bed/2bth are appealing due to lower turns and relatively lack of supply.  

I didn't have the heart to tell her that I never even bothered to check their credit.They were out-of-towners and I remember thinking that I couldn't punish my nice, little town by bringing these people into it. 

But even within tech under-performers like Intel are being punished.

So the imperative is for Congress to pass the second stimulus bill as quickly as possible and help American families survive and preserve our economy, rather than punishing them by cutting unemployment relief.

They can also punish you by barring the rental of your unit long after the one year ownership period has passed. 

While I am sure this is not your intention, to declare that you will be living in the property as your primary when you have no intention of doing so is mortgage fraud, which is a felony punishable by up to 5 years in prison. 

This is all "violation of rights", "discrimination", etc. and punishable by in the thousands.