You also might be fighting the fact that people have already moved around for the summer and are mostly settled into their apartments for the year.I can email you some rentals straight from the MLS if you want to see what has been recently rented in that area.

In Maryland, our local Realtor boards are fighting against a similar proposed law.

Just be prepared to fight dirty if you are ever audited. 

Or fighting the L & I requirement for a fire escape on a duplex.

It's a job in itself to keep up with local jurisdiction in all of the places that we operate but it's a must and we will continue the good fight!

So, in the North, best case you’re fighting an uphill battle with a lot of uncertainty.

You are going to be fighting institutional investors for larger multi-family properties… and it seems like they really don’t care too much about what their return is, as long as it is better than the stock market.  

Who would spend the last days of their life as a live in landscape boyfriend, fighting over bushes and fences.

https://people.com/los-angeles-gym-owner-fights-to-keep-kobe...The tenant painted a mural of Kobe and his daughter, then years later the owner wants it removed.

Regards,Darsh Hi Darsh.It's hard for an OOS landlord to find much support by local folks in Ytown because we have a ton of OOS landlords who are, for lack of a nicer description, slumlords (or they insist on trying to make the houses into rehab houses, which means we have to go down to city hall, fight them and get them shut down).They look at Ytown as cheap, disposable properties, they don't bring them up to code, they rent to the first crackhead with 500.00 in their pocket, 3 mos later the crackhead has skipped out without paying rent, damaged the property, and the landlord just rents it out to a similarly situated tenant, rinse and repeat.This makes the neighborhoods worse and keeps our property values down further than they should be.