I have property in several states now and for that reason my usual a-political self has become more attuned to anti- landlord state/local legislation.  

I recently contracted a landscaping company to do a complete overhaul at my rental. Today, the tenant contacts me unhappy that they were using Round-Up as it contains glyphosate. Trying to reassure her, I sent her lin...

"I guess that is the only main anti-B class argument I have left...thanksAlex

Does this condition rent anti-gouging provision apply for existing tenants or for new one tenants as well.With this provision landlords cannot raise rent more than 10%.

I was working with a couple that was selling their home here in Jacksonville Florida & we received the home inspection back & there was a list of items & one of the items was install anti tip bracket on stove.

Add to that N.J. strict anti-eviction laws (which don’t have an exception for a pet who has previously act out) and the inability to chose not to renew a tenant based on pet ownership... and you have yourself a real mess.What I do find both humorous and troubling is that this board is inundated daily with landlords struggling to accomplish the most fundamental task - to determine if a potential tenant is a risk.

LOL, the ANTI arbitrage crowd, while correct in some of its positions on the risks and pitfalls of the STR arbitrage model, is, IMO, neglectful in not giving credit for a proven business model.  

He is VERY anti rentals.

There is anti-deficiency protection if you are individually the borrower. 

You cannot deny the family because of the lead paint either, that's considered discrimination (you're refusing them because they have a kid) and is against the anti-discrimination laws of the state.