AB 1837 attempts to address that but hey, it's the government so for sure they'll screw it up if 1837 passes.

I've attempted to tell them no and they won't accept that answer I've also tried the happy clause and they love the place and don't want to move out. 

I have 2 homes on the Eastside - AC unit was stolen before tenant moved in (thieves climbed a 7 foot fence), attempted break in with the other house (alarm scared intruder away). 

The majority of existing houses were built in the 1930s, contributing to the unique character of the neighborhood.

I think you add it all up and... it doesn't add up to anything.I just finished reading Going Infinite, about SBF, and the Cult of We, about Adam Neumann.A lot of "smart" people, without any coercion or manipulation, were happy to hand over millions / hundreds of millions / billions of dollars to those two characters. 

Reminds me of old “Professor Irwin Corey” character. 

I try to find out what problem they are trying address and attempt to solve it (and also follow the Helmsley approach).

I have not thought about it yet as that would be my last attempt.

That was my attempt to scale my real estate portfolio - it's just difficult in 2023 and 2024.

. - First and foremost, and not unique to Indy, obviously interest rates have been the main character in the story for anyone looking to buy.