Justin made posts here about how much "he spent" rehabbing units that wound up belonging to other people. 

I perhaps naively went ahead with the registration and inspection after completing purchase of the home, and wound up with a hefty repairs bill of around 3k.

@Mike Donovan in Narragansett, RI we wound up with a RI FAIR plan due to the fact we rented to students.

Ultimately, I wound up doing a 92-unit deal my first time around and realized that part of the reason I was struggling to win deals was simply because I lacked the credibility to be do so. 

Will this lawsuit truly bring relief to renters, or is it just a Band-Aid on a much deeper wound?

If they show any aggression towards any person or animal, or if they are super wound-up or anxious, they are rejected.  

@Tony it's interesting that your 6% locked rate wound up changing so much prior to closing.

If the complainer can't smell it in their apartment, but, are uptight enough to be bothered by the passing smell in the hallway...it may not be the smoker that has the problem.I have found that complainers/boat rockers are often wound a bit to tight, and that when you are a highly responsive empathetic landlord, they turn you in to their own personal karma delivery machine, to right all the wrongs that previously fallen on deaf ears.Good luck.

hint - It ain't always them.There are a few "fatal" mistakes you can make in Real Estate, seems those were only "flesh wounds" but not to be repeated!

Tell them what you were pitched with and what you wound up in.