How will the newly passed rent control measures affect how you invest in the Minneapolis - Saint Paul area?

Next time I acquire a mid-term property; the first visit I will: take detailed measurements & notes on each room & part of the exterior, I will take a detailed video walk thru.

While that may be true what is not as easy to measure is the amount of risk these projects come with, how much can go wrong, and how you an actually come out of them WORSE OFF.  

Quality is measured by the price of non-conformance.

We avoid huge projects that are possibly local targets to clean up which equals more stringent permits and steps.  

In reality, cash flow is only a small measure of overall return.

Stringent application criteria, and really deep diving the applicants reduces the chance of putting the wrong person in the wrong property.

Not only does separate bank accounts help to measure metrics clearly, but most importantly you should never use one account for your different properties.

I'm much more interested in stable and consistent returns that can measured, and aren't subject to crypto pricing and volatility.  

I am assuming you have taken measures in between these issues to prevent this from happening...that is $1000 out of your pocket, and it sounds like it is only a matter of time before it happens again.