Of course email is another option.

I only figured out after Baselane sent me a stern email demanding the refunded money from me, else they will pursue legal actions such as collections and even putting a lien on the property.

This tells me two things: Obtaining a variance will be more difficult because there are already policy considerations in place intended to reduce density & (2) There is clearly an over supply of rental units in this area otherwise the overlay would not exist. 

So grateful for all my past clients, future ones, and for those just reading my emails.

I have researched the top brokerages in major metropolitan areas, and I'm reaching out to them Via email and phone calls.

So many prospective tenants don't read ads and call/text/email with the most ignorant & stupid questions, 24/7/365.

Please note I’ve sent an email also over to a CPA but wanted to hear from those that may have been down this road beforeThanks

Quote from @Alex Fierro: Greetings, finding a business/real estate lawyer that will actually return calls or emails has been taxing so I decided to post here to get the advice from all the gurus.

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When I was made aware by a colleague of mine I emailed them.