I suppose the tenants new land lord had an anti pig policy.

Here in NJ there is a state anti eviction statute that basically requires all leases be renewed at least on a month-to-month.

And in the local blogs, esp the contrarian, RE bubble and anti-growth ones.Dr Housing Bubble is great for LA: (Real Homes of Genius: Compton Edition) - perhaps there is one of these for Houston?

Whatever you get, make sure you or the installer puts in the anti-tip bracket. 

We have the most pro tenant anti landlord legislation in North America to my knowledge, not sure about California.We have no right to end leases, only tenants have that right, and aside from non payment of rent evictions are near impossible.

Even the ever-outspoken and anti-debt Dave Ramsey doesn't advice that.

I knew that the city of denver and all suburbs i was aware of had anti-airbnb laws.

Out of all the anti-landlord measures that they were considering, this is the least offensive one.

In states such as California, borrowers have anti-deficiency protection should the lender foreclose non-judicially and the lender is limited on their recovery to the property itself.

I'm very anti income tax and do EVERYTHING legally to avoid them, and it is getting tougher (somewhere on BP I posted the results of my two MAJOR audits).