That would work since I would only be able to go for spring break and over the Christmas holiday.

If they get me 100% of their information on or by 11:59:59 PM on March 15, I will file their tax return by April 15 (or whatever variant due to weekends/holidays).  

People just want to get through the holidays and into the new year.

I'm not a lawyer but I did stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night.Legally you have the right but as others have mentioned if your currenttenant is present they can say anything. 

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You're financing something with giant marginsThe business model typical of the platforms doesn't fit with number 2 above.  

The $30 is the annual fee for the REIA and basically goes to cover refreshments at the monthly meetings and the holiday party in December. 

It's an East-Sac property in the Elmhurst district (known for it's festivities during the Holidays).

Long weekends, holidays, winter break for students this passed year I was renting for $200/night mostly on weekends. 

Furthermore, I thought that this would be public information, since I'm only asking for what is freely available on the web already--except I'm asking for a single giant spreadsheet, instead of just a handful of records at a time (on the web, most assessor's allow you to search, but you can only get a few dozen results at at time).However, so far I haven't had any luck with getting this information from the assessor's offices.