I've learned through the years that people (especially some politicians--but I won't go there) will lie to you whether you're dealing with them face-to-face, via e-mail, or via phone.

They says its because of a law that prohibits making politicians home addresses public and that because they can't identify who's a politician and who's not, so they don't make records available online.But the idea is still valid.

This is another indication that there needs to be outside checks and balances placed on those agencies that control a lot of politicians pockets.

the ones that work for the city can only do as much as the corrupt politicians allow....

That would be a nice start, but I'm not holding my breath as it will be politicians ultimately making the decision, and they are, in part, what caused the mess in the first place.

Regulators need a consistent basis to apply oversight, not wishy-washy or no enforcement and then a crack down.Leave it to politicians to screw things up.The other point of this is to take the teeth out of the regulators, while your initial gut reaction is yahoo, not so fast, most of the subject Acts open financing back up to common sense type lending, increasing qualifying ratios, which means after all the whiners are done crying about compliance means a greater availability to loans, not the contrary as claimed.

However, I've been warned that investing in vacation rentals can prove disastrous if the politics of the region are unfavorable.That is, in certain areas in California (Coronado I've heard for instance) the city has essentially banned rentals for under 30 days, effectively destroying the Air B N B and vacation rental market there.Does anyone know if there's any such push in the Avila/SLO area by local politicians or the community?

The system costs $20,000 but you're only paying $13,000 because politicians are paying the rest with other people's money.

Land lords who do not screen thoroughly will lose their properties because of their lack of due diligence, and today's crazy politicians.

The thought that politicians are going to open up the flood gates for evictions days after Christmas in the middle of winter seems far fetched.