In fact, you'd be responsible for the costs--which can range from $5,000-$150,000--EVEN IF YOU JUST PURCHASED THE PROPERTY and the prior owner didn't know about or didn't disclose the issue.OREIA's Legislative Affairs Director, Dan Acton, has provided the committee with opponent testimony, and OREIA has proposed reasonable suggestions for modifying the bill to assist you with this expensive, possibly business-killing remediation.However, despite these efforts, the committee is attempting to pass the bill without change before July 1st, which means without your help, it could be Ohio law by late summer.Please call (preferred) or email your State Senator and tell them to delay a vote on Senate Bill 113, sponsored by Senators LaRose and Beagle, until a mechanism for funding the required meth lab clean-up is created."

But an aging population that can no longer safely drive, but that is unwilling to give up that freedom will put pressure on legislators to remove roadblocks and indemnify manufactures, similarly as existing products.  

PetitionI've also begun reaching out to my State Representative's about creating legislation that would require homes on blind auction sites (such as auction.com) to have at a minimum a structural inspection completed and posted with the paperwork. 

DC had legislation that was due to be brought up for debate this month, but the council member who was working on it was voted out.....but there is a new council member taking up the issue.

STR's are becoming increasingly targeted for legislation, especially in Minnesota.

Whether we like it or not, STR legislation is inevitable in many residential locations.

If it has already been painted over that might even still work with any new legislation out of L-ville.

@Cristian OrellanaCash Flow, Landlord friendly legislation, balance of renters to owners, economic and population growth, Fortune 500 companies should narrow down the search.

I agree with @Bill Brandt.In this legislative climate I see absolutely no upside to a term lease. 

Many of the suburbs do not have legislation prohibiting or taxing STR's.