Sorry, Nancy Pelosi can't legislate natural selection away kids.... 

There just wasn’t enough info in your post to know if any of those might apply.Here’s a couple links where you can read more about this new law:https://a17.asmdc.org/issue/ab-1482-frequently-asked-questionshttps://cal-rha.org/legislative/ab-1482/

As we began to print more money, interests rate decrease and more liquidity is introduced through legislated stimulus packages, people will have more money and rents as well as property values will increase.

@Lauren HoganThere will be wording in your local legislation regarding this almost certainly.

You know how it is trying to work with relatives, he liked the idea until being asked, then had no interest even though he was concerned about uncertain investment gains or losses with investments he had. 

We have quite a few state legislators who are in the insurance business.

Here in Colorado, we've just been hand-cuffed by new application legislation.

My PM is hit and miss with asking for approvals....or rather they ask, but then they do it anyhow even though I reply quickly if I have questions/concerns (owner is great, but staff are hit and miss).If the cost was reasonable, I'd pay it, but in no uncertain terms tell them that this is not to happen again. 

I wouldn't be surprised at all if they passed legislation that wouldn't allow insurance companies to drastically increase rates due to recent storm damages in the area as a whole

Very robust rental market, great price to rent ratios, and landlord friendly legislation makes St.