Landlords serve as convenient foils for all of those in the business of suppressing rights. 

I have two properties in Toronto (one being my principal residence) and the cap suppression is making Toronto way to expensive if you are trying to cashflow.  

"Need" includes both available demand and latent demand (demand suppressed by the dearth of lending).

If you are on public sewer and water you can expect a water tap fee to equal the cost of a septic system because the larger water tap required for the fire suppression system.http://www.mde.state.md.us/programs/Water/BayResto...These systems have increased septic installation cost by many thousands of dollars.Impact fee's are another large cost. 

Most licensing laws are only in existence because big players in an industry get together and bribe  lobby their politicians to help suppress their competition through the use of the government's monopoly on force.

Paying those property taxes keeps you from paying state income taxes and also helps suppress the purchase price of properties.

Hours per month can be significantly suppressed with a property manager and outsourcing maintenance and rehabbing.  

Make sure you eliminate ALL moisture and wood to ground contact issues to help suppress future issues as part of the pest management plan to resolve your issue.

This suppresses long-term economic growth, marginally disincentivizes the rent-controlled tenant's instinct to findanywork when unemployed, and depresses neighborhoods' development overall.

We clearly indicate in our lease that disabling or tampering with fire/smoke/CO/, etc detectors, alarm or fire suppression system is cause for termination of the lease and eviction.