Would appear to be a rational effort to resolve the illegal subletting issue. 

Rational thought is best.

It is a great example of why one must be careful when reading about real estate in the popular media. 1st paragraph "pool of available homes has dwindled dramatically" This lead them to the conclusion as to why in the 2nd paragraph they said"In May inventory levels grew by nearly 6%"Paragraph 5 talks about inventory "jumping' Which contradicts their rational in the 1st paragraph the prices are increasing due to decrease inventory.

I have never understood how seemingly rational people can expect to extract intrinsic value out of these products when you have to be smarter than TENS OF THOUSANDS OR MILLIONS of other people to do so.

You can focus on The Fed and do things rationally...instead of randomly turning things into a left versus right debate.How will ending The Fed help?

(Which I guess I should say, welcome to the party fellow Republican Jason.)I didn't lecture you on the decision based on my standards but on the rationality of writing in a candidate who withdrew from the election 5 months earlier.

The seller must understand the market and the choices a rational buyer has to pick from.

None of the options are pretty, but there's no shortage of legal options for the family.Gotta wonder about the owner's rationality.

In investment terms, I think many of the players in the real estate market simply are not rational.

Don't listen to Realtors who don't understand the Airbnb business model because they can't rationalize the profit in their head.