I ended up filing it myself on the DOF website about 3 months ago but there has been no resolution yet.

The Technical Directorate will conduct the technical and legal evaluation of the projects and is responsible for recommending to the Council the exemptions specific to each request it evaluates.A Classification, whether Provisional or Definitive, is nothing more than the approval by the Tourism Development Council (CONFOTUR) of a given tourism project, as capable of benefiting from the benefits and incentives of the Law.Likewise, with the approval of resolution 49-2014, a step is taken for tourism projects that may be included under Law 158-01 and its modifications, to offer health services, and that can generate important tourist flows, under medical tourism marketing channels, not common to vacation tourism.In short, all exemptions granted by CONFOTUR are established in Law 158-01 and its modifications.

I've been asking for reimbursement without clear response from support or resolution.

Therefore, it is advisable for landlords to prioritize prompt resolution of maintenance concerns to ensure the ongoing comfort and financial security of their tenants.Financial Counseling:We understand the importance of financial stability for our tenants.

Our properties are all owned by trusts and managed by a LLC with a LLC as Trustee and a family trust as beneficiary (family trust is a grantor WQST) so we have only 5 LLC's with operating agreements and all the annual crap that goes with them, resolutions, meetings, etc.

For my first rental My llc did a resolution to allow me to hold the security deposit in a personal account set up for that purpose for the legitimate business reason of avoiding bank service charges.

You should be able to go to the cook county county website and look up the three pins and the related address.If there is an address where your name does not show up as the owner, I would then do the following1) Contact your mortgage company to clear up the confusion so they don't increase your monthly escrow amount and they don't incorrectly make the payment again in the future.2) Have a conversation with them to see what the resolution would be.They may offer a refund for their mistake.3) The alternative would be to have a conversation with cook county to see what recourse you have thereif the above don't work, you may need to consult with an attorney.

Not sure if he is still taking on new clients but you can't go wrong with Clay Lehman at Resolute Property Management.

I'd love to hear what your conflict resolution system is between house members (what tool do they have to solve their own conflicts?).  

They are also very responsive to resolutions and do not give the runaround.