I'm basing my statement that rent control is likely statewide based on what OR did,  CA is now doing,  and the fact that we've already gotten eviction and notification changes to statewide RLTA this year and given current makeup of state houses and governor its likely we get something similar to Oregons "anti gouging" measure next session.   

It's almost done in the house or reps, then the senate, then the governor.

You also have the option of not renewing their lease (but it's literally impossible to evict in CT right now, so tread lightly with lease renewals until the Governor eliminates the moratorium).    

Reality: It was totally apparent that Tesla was going to choose Sparks as it's new home with or without the tax incentives that our governor offered (*think about it, one of three?

on September 16 Governor Newsome Signed into law SB9 that does allow California homeowners to build additional housing units Subdivide and even sell Smaller lots with additional housing units separately. a Homeowner must be living in the property for 3 years and must have the larger lot size. it excludes Historical Designated homes and districts.

I have a bid in and waiting for the governor to approve it.  

With the laws the governor just passed, they may not have a choice, but the resistance is still there.

Until the Trustee's deed is issued the high bidder does not hold title and so can't be issued an owner's title policy.However, if you wanted to be creative and pay for a policy that might be rendered ineffective, ask the title agent if they'll issue you a policy insuring a contract interest (rather than a fee interest) with an exception for rights under SB 1079 (or more properly the law it became when the Governor signed it).

The resort and governor have shut down short term rentals I plan to look for longer term rentals as soon as entry is allowed 

I don't see the governor letting tourists in anytime soon.