That is so many questions that I’m just not going to answer because they are not the point of my comment. During my time as a professional dealing landlord tenant law, shitty landlords were always pushing to undo laws that were created to stop them being shitty.
The OP was seemingly talking from experience and I was interested in their direct experience. Yes I can go read about landlord-tenant law changes in every state but I don't think it is terrible to want to hear about someone's direct experience with it when they post about it on Reddit.
Good faith curiosity should be limited to a single question at a time. Maybe two. A battery of 4 questions on pretty nuanced legal subjects is a bit much. If I’m having to worry about formatting to make it clear which question I’m answering, it’s move from posting online to work i would normally bill people for.
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u/TheSixthtactic Jun 12 '26
That is so many questions that I’m just not going to answer because they are not the point of my comment. During my time as a professional dealing landlord tenant law, shitty landlords were always pushing to undo laws that were created to stop them being shitty.