100% agree with everything you said! Yea, I didn’t really want to be a landlord, my wife got pregnant and requested a mandatory move to the suburbs. Bought a pl

100% agree with everything you said! Yea, I didn’t really want to be a landlord, my wife got pregnant and requested a mandatory move to the suburbs. Bought a place and while I was moving two high school teachers approached me about renting it (this was in 2012). My wife and I decided to let them rent. we never wanted to make any money from it, the place itself, as you can imagine appreciated in value over the years, and we just take whatever money we need to cover the mortgage and condo fees. several friends that are landlords have had horror stories and I would rather not make more money I don’t need for a extra headache. what you are saying though is a core problem with writing sensible laws, if they are landlord-leaning the landlords will be evicting left and right to make a few extra bucks. if they are tenant-leaning you get families moving from minnesota do east coast that pay sec deposit and first month’s rent and then live in your place for 18 months without possibility of eviction (some covid laws are still in place…)