The legislative history and bill digest for this exemption are informative; the bill digest reads: “This bill would prohibit the release of specified information about private citizens who are utility customers of local agencies contained in public records, such as name, address, and telephone number.

We are also likely to see 'just cause' eviction rules statewide this legislative session.Good Luck.

The Bankruptcy court analyzed the Alaska statute and found that there was very clear legislative intent by the Alaska legislature and that indeed the purpose of the statute was to seize all control of the determination of transfers.

State LL/T laws got more strict last legislative session in various ways,   and the biggest risk going forward is that we will get statewide rent control similar to OR or CA.   

The MHA rezone and the new ADU legislations, as examples, have opened up many more opportunities.Best of luck.

We actually first learned about this legislation from a tenant bringing it up (whoops!).

I’ve heard a little bit about the legislation towards landlords in Seattle and how that’s been tricky for some folks.

Favourable city and county legislators can allow pad expansions to increase cap rates quickly. 

@Freddy Pettiford  Mobiles homes are a great place to start even with the current changes in legislation. 

I know PA has got new legislation Texas its already in place etc. the reality is in those areas the converson from lessee to owner is very low so you just recycle the same inventory..