Economists on both sides of the coin agree that rent control is not the way to go....Since I can't draw a supply/demand sketch on bigger pockets, I might be able to attempt to explain the general principle behind it.Rent control is an artificial price ceiling set by regulatory bodies (government). 

Yes, between syndicates, bank, and or government funding we will need to have the Phase I and II done.

.- Mortgage forbearance government mandates have restricted the flow of homes to market.

Borrower must have a valid Government approved identification card7.

In the article it did say the Federal government could appeal the ruling, and my guess is they probably will, this simply adds another wrinkle to the entire debate.If I had to guess what will happen next is that this will be appealed and pending the outcome of that appeal end up going to the Supreme Court, where I would guess it will be struck down as unconstitutional.

So far we have no restrictions with evictions since tenant hasn't given us notice that they can't pay rent due to covid caused issues, they haven't filed for any public assistance and we don't have any government financing.   

I happen to own a large warehouse in new jersey, and i have a buyer that is willing to buy it for a nice price.However there are some rumors out there that the local government is planning to rezone the whole street for commercial purposes and a agent told me this can get to an eminent domain case in which the government will force me to sell at a certain price.   

One form has me a bit confused, even after reading the statute (California Government Code section 8589.45).What is unclear to me is WHEN I need to include this disclosure - (1) Only when I know that the property is in a designated flood zone or (2) always.

Rewey the CPI is a very misleading number and the actual rate of inflation is higher arguably much higher before the extra money printing of COVID it was closer to 6-12% than 2% the government states.

Real estate is a good investment because of leverage, you have control over it, and if you're willing to live in it, because the government subsidizes live-in homes.