We've had great luck with a smaller firm:  ADA Consulting Group, Inc.Principal: Donald Oroian We have also consulted with: K Love Engineering, Principal: Kevin Love.  

ESAs and ESP's are not Service Animals and are not protected under the ADA, so landlords have a lot more say in whether they are to be allowed or not and whether pet fees apply.

The form is a DA 4187, and from what I can tell he got promoted and transferred to a new base.

Basically it's being done on a repair permit so there's no requirement to go beyond code at time of construction vs having to bring it up to today's (ADA would have killed the deal as well)Almost vacant, last 2 tenants are on their notices, one has found a place that will open within 6 weeks and be out.Hopefully you can tell me what I must be missing on the repair side.

Hi Chris,You might still be able to track your print ads via a call tracking phone number specific to those ads and a web address that drops them on a landing page specific to the print ad as well. 

To Jamie,CL is the only site that really requires using HTML for your ad, Backpace, ebay classifieds don't. you can save the image ad as a jpeg and upload it as a image with text.As a property locator searching for Seller's, I've been creating image ads for CL as well, however, the response rate has not been to my liking. if it would be possible would you/anyone mind offering some suggestions on creating a more eye catching ad as far as wording for example?

Some interior office particians need to be removed. 3 units have steps at the front doors, ADA?

So I’m planning out my screening process and I am reading about ADA laws (Americans with Disabilty Act).

Many capital improvements recently made to the property including new paved roads, Welcome Center with laundromat, and ADA compliant bathrooms.

After 4 units, the building goes from being a residential structure (governed by IRC) to a commercial structure (governed by IBC) so it must be approved by the state (which means stamped drawings), meet ADA requirements, meet fire protection requirements (which is usually sprinkler systems) etc, etc.