It’s important to prevent conflict of interests but asking the city to step in in every single rental agreement is not necessarily an effective solution. Someone else here suggested having the cost split between the tenant and the landlord, which has the merit of addressing the potential conflict of interest.
That’s if everything goes well. What if the tenant does not approve the photos?
A split between the parties might help avoid conflict of interests
Who’s going to pay this neutral third party to come see the property twice and allocate the deposit between the tenant and landlord?
What happened to being civil and nice?
Steve Witkoff, Trump’s envoy, is the one who brokered the ceasefire deal. He imposed a meeting to Netanyahu in the middle of Shabbat and told him the peace deal was going to happen, no way around it. Biden had over a year to do this and refused to apply meaningful pressure on Israel.
Why do you feel the need to insult me? Rule #1 of this community is “Be civil and nice.”
Trump brokered a peace deal between Palestinians and Israeli which stopped, or at the very least paused, the genocide for almost two months now. Are you suggesting the situation was better under Biden?
He is also currently working towards a ceasefire between Ukraine and Russia.
This dude is protesting because despite the stop of the genocide, the occupation of Palestine by Israel continues.
I suggest you pay attention to actions rather than words. Trump brokered a peace deal in 10 days when Biden refused to do so in over a year.
Harris has been an unapologetic accomplice of genocide. We can criticize Trump for all his flaws but one must acknowledge his success in brokering a peace deal.
We heard about people getting disappeared in China for criticizing the party. Now people are being disappeared in the US because they speak up against Israel committing a genocide.
There’s no going back in time but they can learn from their mistakes and avoid repeating them.
Jimmy Carter too?
What we are trying to avoid here is a conflict of interest where the third party would side with whoever pays them most of the time.