Quote from @Chris Seveney: That was a quick 180 - sponsor most likely threatened lawsuit Curious what information was and was not inaccurate though and while someone Amy actually within their operating agreement there is typically still factual information that can be made public And we don't remove threads for such purposes, which is another reason why some of the claims made on threads need to be researched and evaluated by members for their truth and accuracy, and why BP doesn't ban members just based on investor disputes. 

The only place it may make sense to remove a tenant, for example, may be if you are going to live in one side of a duplex.

You will want to make sure the title is handled correctly to remove both husband and wife and also make sure the chain of title is clear and has no "floating" judgments.  

Senator Weinkowski has expressed desire to extend it as they do not want safe units to be removed from the market but so far I have not heard of anything getting approved. 

. , Phone jack removed and cut the lawn, REALLY !!

Every year we do it at our annual inspections, and without a doubt, we find some where tenants have removed the batteries, or removed the entire thing-- it's just common place-- tenants don't think safety.Another thing I'd say, and I'm surprised it's not legally required-- is adding fire extinguishers!   

Your rental agreement cannot state that the landlord can remove the door to the apartment.

If so, is there a best recommendation for the removal/deactivation of the wiring?

The police have removed them twice so far but they just come back.

I have to remove the nails on the walls, add fillers, touch up and repaint some part of the home.