On top of that, looks like as of 04/23 HB116, which is written to repeal the rent control act, was referred to the house Rules Committee - usually equal to the kiss-of-death for bills.

And then look for the Real Estate Committee. 

https://www.wdrb.com/news/kent...Good for tourism and our infrastructure as a whole. This will help all this money from flowing away from Kentucky into Ohio and Indiana.

I have checked with the local city zoning and they have said there is no way it would pass through the zoning committee as a multifamily property.I am posting this for two reasons.1. 

Somewhere you can talk to the banker who is involved in the approval decision or already talk to the loan committee. 

There is a historic district committee that has to approve certain materials.

With that, I am deeply connected to the tiny home industry to the degree of my organization actually being a part of the under way ASTM Committee that is actively pursuing tiny home standards to help jurisdictions with the adoption process.Even in my R&D phase of putting all of this together, I actually had conversations with residents in mobile home parks.

When I was on loan committee for a major lender, the FBI investigated these types of cases, as the loans were generally sold on the secondary market.

As expected, the policymaking Federal Open Market Committee unanimously left its benchmark short-term borrowing rate anchored near zero.

Most times residents have to form a committee and formally sue you.