We see it every day with our relocation clients moving to Milwaukee. 

The guest is relocating from out of state and is currently in the market to buy a home.

This system takes into consideration economic factors.The City of Eugene is attempting to pass a 5% limit and if a landlord goes over that limit up to what the state allows, the tenant can demand 3 months of market rate rent in relocation fees, meaning a landlord would have to pay the tenant $4500 to $8000+ in relocation fees.They have also capped screening fees at $10.00 per applicant, which a lawsuit was recently filed over, they are attempting to limit deposit amounts, they want to make it so that a landlord cannot require over a 500 credit score and will only be able to require a certain amount of income for qualifying. 

@Ryan StumboI just relocated to Phoenix area exactly for realEstate snd how good this market is.

While she may have had difficulty finding a comparable job in her field it will give her the incentive to relocate or take something else. 

We managed in person for 18 months before we relocated and thus built systems, contacts, etc. to allow remote management.

Sellers who HAVE to sell (job relocation, emergency etc) will sell at a discount - investors can find deals again!

will it pay for my relocation if I have to move due to a threat of repeat flooding or repeat wildfires?

Later in the article: The second bill would require landlords to pay relocation assistance equal to three months of rent for low-income tenants who depart after rent increases of 10% or more. [...] 

Currently residing in Orlando, Florida, but I'm considering relocating to Kansas City, Missouri.