Some areas in my state have historical societies that are run by power hungry people with nothing better to do than decide you cant paint your own house a certain color, use the windows you want or make any major changes to the exterior. 

It also solves some of the environmental/pollution issues we are trying to solve as a society.  

@James Barry I'll agree in the smallest sense that the data does not have a specifically direct affect on the asset price, but that it has an affect on market perceptions, which then in turn affect asset prices.

Costa Rica is a very egalitarian society that hasn't done that well economically and, as a result, it doesn't have a real middle class to speak of and, therefore, you are entirely dependent from international clients, which makes it more risky.

Landlords provide an essential function in society. 

The pandemic will affect the demand due to financial difficulties that every business is facing, but seems it may affect the supply side more (people may postpone to sell with a perception of a very slow market ahead) and this can somehow balance the overall impact of the pandemic to the sold prices.

We use the personal guarantee to alter your perception of the deal you have with us.

Any lawmaker that thinks forcing landlords to accept this sort of thing is good policy for society needs to be removed and replaced with a sane adult.

In today's litigious society, I want to make it as difficult as possible for an ambulance-chaser to have access to my personal assets.

I'm an engineer, engineering honor society, etc, but I'm all left brain, the right brain is just a big hole.