While I trust my coffee connection, I haven't gotten anything in writing from this alleged 5.0% offer. 

He attempted to string me along, but I did my due diligence once his communication faltered even the slightest, and 7 days ago I posted his 10 day notice to comply or quit, which extends past his alleged vacancy date. 

The tenant is claiming alleged Covid hardship so evictions of all types are apparently delayed at least through this May in New York State.

And although all policies allegedly provide good STR coverage, I suspect the devil is in the details, as some people have pointed out in this thread.

Most lawsuits are initiated by attorneys who want to get the quick money for an allegedly aggrieved client with little money to fund a case.so, they are looking for quick resolution and settlement.If you or your employee/contractor have truly stepped in the doo-doo and cannot manage to wipe your shoes clean early, opposing counsel will press to find the money trail.

I hired an attorney and we responded to the demand letter that she was fully aware of everything  as we have a copy of her inspection report where clearly addresses all of her allegations.

You'll read as many glory tales of triumph as you will allegations of "scam".  

the tenant that I would take care of any small issue.When you have options - if you have options - I would recommend that you make sure that you don’t incentivize repairs, especially when a lower quote may be obtained from someone who is not a preferred provider not only because (allegedly) they may be reliable, but are also not too much more expensive than the next reliable contractor to make you question the bill.

However, emotional support animals are typically for alleged disabilities that are not apparent, such as anxiety or stress.

It's the same with people that allegedly can't fly without their dog, alligator, ostrich, or miniature horse.