Consider that financing ahs been around for thousands of years and there is nothing that can come out of the human mind that is legal that has not been basically done before.

Attorney letters put people in defense mode right away so it's better to try the human approach first before taking that measure.  

The others you throw away or work on them to conform to your business model.There are certain parts with technology that can be automated in the future but a majority want a human component with service.Maybe in 20 to 30 years those generations will want to do everything on their own.

You want to treat your tenants like humans and allow them to be comfortable. 

A 50% bump in one year seems absurd for MF.

The most absurd part of the entire post is when you said, ".... who is aspiring to live in Manhattan, New York." 

As humans, we tend to view change linearly. 

It certainly seems like an absurd position for the state to take and probably unconstitutional.

Literally attempting to drive profits from an event that killed 1,000 + Human being in Haiti.

I wish I would have heeded your last comment about not making cosmetic or just non-non-habitable improvements cause I'm sure that is how I landed myself in this absurdly unbalanced power dynamic.