Here's a quick run down...My father purchased a ranch property back in the last boom.Purchased for about 1.5 Million.It's a horse property and one of the borders had an issue with us and to get back at us sent out Building and Safety.We come to find out that the property was purchased with the idea that all 2000 + Sq ft of residence was legal, we come to find out only 900 + Sq ft is legal, not even the pool is legal.They want us to bring everything up to code and draw up new plans reflecting such.Our realtor says we have a great case and can sue the previous owner, what can happen in this case has anyone ever experienced something like this?

I'd also stop by the police station and inform them of what you are doing and show them your written consent, they might laugh if it isn't a formal notarized consent. 

There was good reason to have a formal dining room at one time...

I personally like working directly with the sellers, the agents tend to over formalize things with contracts and legal BS when "Hey, here's my situation, what do you think we could do that works for both of us?"

Late fees are automatically applied after day 3.Regarding separate accounts per door, capital360.com (formally ING Direct) will let you setup as many savings accounts as you would like.I am trying cozy.co for a new renter.  

Do you have to go through a formal eviction? 

Just want to formally introduce myself.

The 4th Ave location is labeled business 8 and has many smaller shopping centers and local restaurants that make it a better selection for air bnb than most of the rest of yuma west of 4th ave which is primarily family neighborhoods without any real attractions for visitors to enjoy.Also, the main street location would be the closest to the Quechan Casino on the Arizona and California border. 

Along with the formal letter, I would call/text or email her as well.

A potential way to structure a formal partnership is to establish an LLC with each of you as members.