Been following the Tyrrelstown debacle with interest and a lot of emotive debate with calls for legislstative changes to " protect" tenants. Am just wondering given the whole housing issue in general and the current political uncertainty are we potentially facing scenarios whereby tenants get afforded even more rights that will make it virtually impossible for a private landlord to sell a property? It's tough enough being a landlord and it fills me with dread that in the future I could be even more restricted with what I can do with my own property. I would surmise that if changes were mooted that it would cause an exodus of landlords from the private rental market thus causing even more difficulty in the housing sector. I am fortunate in that I am not in negative equity so I could get out reasonably quickly and not be left with massive debt but I would be concerned for the large number of reluctant landlords who are in massive negative equity already. Just wondering am I the only one a bit uneasy about the current scenario? I know they talking about vulture funds but we could all get caught in whatever mad scheme the left wing politicians (am being polite here) try to ram through...!!!