According the the CA Dept of Consumer Affairs website, it's basically anything that would happen with normal use.  

There's a great webpage on the CA Dept of Consumer Affairs site that explains what you can deduct for painting.  

They are the ones responsible for their affairs.

I guess as long as I had all my affairs in order, it shouldn't be too much of a problem.

I'm now dealing with her affairs and my grief.    

I see no need to record this document with the clerk's office.If he wants to do a limited power of attorney, giving the Son full right to his financial affairs, here is a form for Wisconsin:https://www.dhs.wisconsin.gov/form/f00036.pdf

They require management familiar with managing tax properties.I just did a quick google search and found this article:http://www.occ.gov/static/community-affairs/commun...I don't completely understand how these properties work from the owner/investor side of things. 

More importantly, the California Department of Consumer Affairs expressly says it's legal.  

Even on the CA Dept of Consumer Affairs website, it says the tenant has to give the landlord a reasonable amount of time to fix something. 

Make sure your business affairs are organized and clear between you and your boyfriend first of all.