The article (not surprisingly) does not focus on the fact that when a tenant in a rent controlled property has moved out of their place here in the San Francisco Bay Area.....how some smart landlords are now able to get MORE rent per month with a new tenant because the previous cash tenant had somewhat of a "cap" on how much rent could be raised. 

They might set a lifetime cap on how many months of housing assistance a given person can receive.

Rates and closing costs tend to be higher but you won't get tossed around with "banking regulations", way faster closings, higher leverage, and no cap on how many loans you can have out.

So we use the $4 miniblinds from Walmart, and my wife knows this discount department store hole deep, deep in the most ghetto part of Duquesne, it's called "Roses." 

If you do that, you must put a cap on taxes, insurance, and repairs......and that will never happen. 

I bet I could not tell you the CAP on a 6-plex in Moncton (or Fredericton, or Saint John) and it is one our markets.  

The LA average rent rose 65% over the last 10 years to $2527.  

Lets take 2002 to 2006, prices rose and rates rose.

Va does have a cap on the amount.

Presented by Premier Law PLLCAccording to Florida tax regulations, real property without a homestead exemption is eligible for a 10% cap on annual increases in its assessed value for real property tax purposes.