Not only are they dealing with landlords' return on capital, but they're, basically, saying the house you own as a landlord is no longer yours to decide what to do with it. By removing the right for a landlord to end a tenancy for any reason with 90 days' notice, they, in their clouded, ideological minds, think that the landlord's home is the renter's home. It is a home the renter gets to use for as long as the landlord wants to keep it on the market and they meet the terms of the tenancy agreement and the landlord wants to retain them. It is the landlord's house. 