Yeah. I can kind of see that perspective, though I wonder how true that is. I wouldn't argue that rent control is all bad, nor would I argue that it's all good either, and I know there's different forms of it out there. Tenants rights tend to be hard to figure out because laws vary from state to state, where some states have laws that tilt more in the favor of tenants and other states tilt in the other direction. That said, there really are predatory landlords out there (especially corporate organizations that treat rental properties as nothing but financial instruments and don't even considering the importance that they own someone's home) and I think if I as a tenant ever had to show up in court, I'd love to have someone on my side to give me equal footing to a landlord with more money and legal assistance than I have. Additionally, rent control or no, if someone is being unfairly evicted, that's kind of a poor move on the landlord's part.