I believe Portland and other cities are considering similar measures wherein you must have very, very good reasons for not renewing a tenant.

This could include documentation of the commercial practices and the rents paid for similar properties in the area at the time the lease is entered into.

Not sure if this would face similar financing challenges as the condos you mentioned.

I can't imagine being rated by the server at a restaurant, the checkout person at the hardware store, or anything similar.

You may wanna check what's the going CAP rate for similar properties in that area.

Thanks in advance for your time and responses.PS: posted similar post in the landlord forum.

I have a similar situation where a broker who is working for an insurance company is looking for rentals for a displaces insurer.

Good morning,My parents actually did something similar here in Galveston.

If anyone here has cracked CL flagging (I think I've tried it all over the years), please PM me.3. brokers and their agents cast a much wider net when looking for tenants, as they're advertising other similar apts in the same area and/or price range, and can thus bring you customers who initially inquired about another property.

That would be $1200/80,000 = .015 (similar to being called a '1 1/2% Rule').