The city has also said that you have to be certified by the state to do the work.

They do not need to disclose the condition that requires this only that one is needed.I also believe you can ask for certification of this animal being a certified service animal.You can't charge extra for as service animal as these are not"pets".The husband thing is another wrinkle.

Mail it certified mail or with a return receipt requested then if you want.

You do it by going out into the market place and looking at lots of deals of all kinds.

If she sends them a certified letter and give them so many days to remove their stuff would that give her the right to remove it?

I just have a question on marketplace rules.

I know this will fluctuate a lot based on marketplace, age of building & systems, how well it's been kept up in the past, etc.Just trying to get rough data points.

I will be verifying that by walking through the property, as well as having a certified inspector walk through as well.

But I also mentioned that I had a case where I asked for and received a "certificate of insurance" from the tenant certifying he had it, then a few days after sending me the proof, he cancelled it.

Let the current tenants know with the certified mail stating that you are the new owner.