"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.

Personally, I'd be careful about inflaming the situation with attorney letters or lowball concessions. 

For supply, the Northeast and Rhode Island is still somewhat constrained in my opinion, as there's a good amount of anti-development sentiment here (and elsewhere of course, California is also notably horrible).