Quick question doesn't these rules apply only when you are using these commercial terms in agreements, which puts it under the commercial rules/codes/ordinances/statues/laws?

I'm not sure if you'll be able to "quite the title" in this case because the state statues says that the liens ride with the land/property.

Added new marble like porcelain tile and double glass doors replaced louver doors in adjoining closet.

Brand new kitchen features all new shaker cabinets, marbled quartz counters & SS appliances.

I wanted to see if anyone out there has worked or had any experience with Rent Marble.

I know a professional that strictly installs counter tops such as marble, granite, ect.

I always try to keep up with new statutes so I am informed but I didn't notice that in Florida we now have to allow a tenant to have a waterbed and can require floatation insurance. 83.535 Flotation bedding system; re...

I ended up going with Marble and have had a good time the past couple months.

Best of luck with your investigation. this has Civil Rico written all over it... then maybe moves to criminal.. this is what the Rico act statues were created for. class action tends to be for products all though I dont know for sure.. but i certainly have first hand experience in the Civil Rico .. its quite strong.. and you wrap all the players into one action.. 

Check your state statues as to filing false liens.