I haven't heard of any weird legislative stuff relating to financing here except for a temporary moratorium on foreign buyers and possibly putting limits on how many single family homes private equity firms can buy.

These cookie cutter suburban neighborhoods lined with houses 15 feet away from each other will be some of the first to go.Although I won't be around in 50 years to care I agree that legislation will continue to increase both due to inappropriate use in the suburbs and as a way for local govt to make more money on licensing regulation and taxation.

Make sure you're asking about client load, meetings included in the fee, how they stay up to date on current legislation, and strategies they've implemented for clients in a similar situation.

The goal was not to explain a particular viewpoint but rather leverage a common legislative pattern to infringe on constitutional rights in the same manner that left leaning Americans infring on other rights.

Assuming a standard lease agreement, and no particular tenant friendly legislative dictation, you can legally enforce the lease, but you need to make an effort to “mitigate” the loss by trying to release (in most jurisdictions). 

Luckily, there is legislation moving forward to eliminate or reduce this "bottom of the barrel" business practice. 

By the way, STR opens the door to huge tax benefits since the new tax legislation passed, so if you're a high-income W2 worker, you might explore that as well before settling on MTR exclusively. 

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I once had my value add being a law that was passed the legislation and recognizing what this lawwould do to valuations of certain properties.