[Great68]

Aren't landlords already reporting to the government how much their tenants are paying on their income tax? (At least they SHOULD be), so that part's not too outrageous.

The part about reporting payments on time could be a double edged sword. I think there are plenty of landlords out there that probably do not push the immediate 10-day pay to stay notice and otherwise sometimes give their tenants some leeway. If it has to be reported, then that leeway may diminish.

I heard that they might require landlords to disclose what previous rental rates for that unit. I'm curious what impact they think that's going to make? Do they think prospective tenants are going to see that a landlord doubled their asking rent from previous and steer away? That might work in a market that isn't in a shortage of units, but if people are desperate for a roof over their heads they'll pay the going rate.