., a punishable offense regardless of how creatively written your lease is or how much money you pay or don't pay yourself from the proceeds.

This isn't a compromise, it punishes property owners at the expense of renters.Basically you took it up the butt, and they convinced you this was a "compromise".I'm going to go across every point of this and explain why it is very bad for landlords.- Landlords will be prohibited from raising rent more than 6% plus the “consumer price index” percentage for the West Region per year.

Let's think about the homeless man, outside of Paradise Valley Mall in Phx AZ who was chained to a metal bench and then lit on fire by teenagers.His death was truly tragic and the kids that did it deserve a special kind of punishment.

Its all just blank paperwork to them.Which is exactly why corporal punishment is likely the only solution. 

BUT the park manager could impede your new buyer from buying, to punish you for going around them by sticking you with rent for awhile.

@David Dachtera that's a good point about offering a reduced rate for early rent instead of punishment for late rent.I charge $50 or 5% of the rent, whichever is greater.I used to charge a flat rate and then a daily increase but stopped it.

That is considered brokering without a license and the punishments vary per state.There are many legal ways to wholesale, getting your license is just one of those ways.You also stated that the seller would not allow any contingencies (sounds like a smart seller) and that you did not want the seller to leave you hanging, I would argue that if and when you locked it up and did not find that buyer, then used your escape clause, it would be YOU leaving the seller hanging which is why he or she made that comment to you in the first place.

Rather, the bill will cause unintended consequences for the market by reducing the number of homes available for sale – further depressing California’s ownership housing supply.In a time of record surplus, the state should not punish property owners simply for deciding to move due to unforeseen life events.

And as they say in the very profitable legal business, "the process is the punishment" and if someone gets hurt or dies, God fobid, you have even more serious problems.

It has typically been held to be a major ethics violation with a punishment that includes a hefty fine and an ethics class.Do you all encounter this problem a lot?