Then the housing market will crash,  all of the home owners will lose equity, the government will bail out the banks and that will be paid for by the American taxpayers

I have had one for about 6 months then we ended up changing to LTR because of city regulations. 

I wish I knew a perfect answer on how to regulate this. 

For those who truly want to come into the communities and improve the neighborhood  they find that urban governments are rolling out the red carpet.I would love to know what others think on this topic?  

Despite the government’s recent reopening, the economic data blackout continues, leaving investors with limited fresh macroeconomic signals to guide positioning.

So far I've been quoted $2950-3400 to have a new railing built that is regulation height. 

If the Fed takes a cautious approach as we near year-end, it will reaffirm their commitment to restoring price stability before easing policy.Bridging the Information GapNow that the government has reopened, the backlog of delayed releases is starting to clear.

Anyone who keeps rent (well) below market rates deserves to have the government come in with rent caps and force you to continue to offer discounts for the life of the property.  

Less than 2 years with a government landlord that says they are not renewing and you’re just pre-paying rent.  

. 📈❌ Now with the government shutdown, the scheduled jobs report that was supposed to come out 11/7, will now be postponed, causing further uncertainty with where things are at from an economic standpoint