Why do critics say the no-harassment rule is unfair?

Critics of broad tenant-harassment rules generally argue the standard for what counts as harassment can be vague, exposing landlords to complaints over ordinary business actions like a rent increase or a lease non-renewal that were not intended to pressure anyone out. They also argue it can slow legitimate maintenance or renovation work if a landlord fears any tenant friction will be characterized as harassment. Whether such a rule applies in a specific North Metro Atlanta city is worth confirming with that city directly. Joel Boss can point landlords toward current local ordinances before they take action.