I have a tenant who's been very difficult for the past several months especially when it comes to communicating with us regarding late rent payments etc. She's been a long-standing tenant who was grandfathered in fro...

What I've been told is that code requires replacing the decking and underlayment when there are gaps in the wood planks as is common with older homes and that because it is a code issue and my policy has code upgrade coverage the policy should cover whatever is necessary to be code compliant.  

Using phrases like ADA compliant, wheelchair accessible etc. is usually fine.  

We replaced all the windows in the home and did some deferred maintenance to make the home Section 8 compliant.

Remember grandfathered in is a common term used to clarify an existing building was compliant when it was built, but the rules changed (new code) making it now non-compliant or non-conforming).  

Disclosing unpermitted work is required by law which you did not do.Note I am not an attorney, but if this was me I would be getting one or repairing the work to be code compliant.

As to your lease question - be 100% sure you use a NJ compliant lease for this. 

The LLC is not going to have success talking to someone that does not want to be compliant.

https://www.nj.com/politics/20... That article mentions:Under the law, landlords who don’t accept cash or check rent payments from tenants could face penalties of $100 to $200 per offense.Avail doesn't state that they...

Is this code compliant to pass city inspection?