So he’s guided me the best he can but the language he speaks is foreign and I need residential guidance I believe.

Is there an option to separate floors but still treat them as single familyI tried to google this, but usually huge documents in very formal language come up, that are pretty hard to read for a newbie.Also, i've seen Charlotte recently adopted a city development strategy 2040, which may allow single family conversion.

If the language of the moratorium is that it also applies to new owners of a property, you've got a non-paying squatter courtesy your state government, until the moratorium ends. 

Quick takeaways to avoid this pain in the future:(A) Add strict language to your lease regarding unauthorized occupants, such as:6.

@Scott Pillsbury There is Very Specific language in your contract detailing your financing contingency, timelines, what happens at certain dates, seller and buyer choices and requirements, etc.  

Many leases incorporate this kind of language or at least state that the tenant bears financial responsibility for a locksmith to change a properly functioning lock.

We have language in our leases that it is the tenants responsibility to maintain the landscaping in the same condition it was in when they took possession.

My future tenants speak a little English, but their native language is Spanish. 

Is she hostile, or just doesn't speak the language?

@Jayden Hamilton, my degree is in English Language and Literature.