Best Property Managers in Providence, RI

What is up with the RI legislature? It is every week a new bill is introduced that is anti-landlord. Landlords are not responsible for the affordable housing crisis in RI. Solely focusing energy on restricting landlords’ abilities to maintain rental properties will make this state less attractive to invest in. This translates to less tax revenue and less money to generate affordable housing units. We need supply! H8078 changes the timeline of evictions. Right now the process is fair. Tenants have a sympathetic ear in housing court if they need one. H7466 limits rent increases to 10% annually. While many may nod their head in approval as we all struggle with inflation, what about landlords like me who maintain low rents until a turnover and then bring them up to market? Limiting my ability to adjust to market means I have less money to spend maintaining the physical property itself. We are all dealing with old housing stock here. H7683 spells a security deposit can be paid over 12 months. No words for this one. H7894 another personal favorite- landlords have to register their personal address with the secretary of state. Now, I have family too and having had tenants personally threaten me before- just how is this safe? There are many, many more and not everyone is terrible. The lack of business sense though makes me cringe. We need this state better for business- not worse- and that will help everyone- landlords and tenants alike.