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She seems to have no concept at all of business.https://www.sfchronicle.com/politics/article/SF-landlords-attempts-to-pass-some-charges-on-12422939.php"she received another notice, this one informing her that her rent, which had risen just $113 — to $543 — since 1998, would rise 31 percent to $714"Rubio said she feels like she is being forced to effectively help her landlord make its mortgage payments, “like I’m paying someone else’s credit card bill.”When it comes to the Powell Street building where Rubio lives, Alex Clemens, a Veritas spokesman, pointed to a number of “major improvements” the company has made to the property since purchasing it, including a new roof, renovated common areas, and ongoing upgrades to the building’s electrical and gas systems.

We started a ministry here in Birmingham and want to ensure that we have several streams of income that will sustain us as we move throughout life. 

I’m 37 years old, been in the ministry all my life (since college) living in a parsonage.

I'm 37 years old, been in the ministry all my life (since college) living in a parsonage.

However, I will continue charging market rates for my rentals and then using the profit to help the truly needy through food banks, crisis pregnancy centers, youth ministries, missions, impoverished schools and churches in other countries, missionaries, etc.

I am a Realtor in Redding, CA and there are a lot of STR here, housing medical professionals, tourists, and students from a local ministry school.

Here in Redding, CA there are so many homes rented by the room, due to a local ministry school, Bethel School of Supernatural Ministry.

The latter change is meant to reduce roofers’ opportunities to identify damage they can pin on past weather events, like hailstorms or hurricanes.Still, those changes might not reduce claims and lawsuits for several years, insurers say, if attorneys are allowed to pursue claims for old losses under the old rules.The Legislature provided the Department of Financial Services $1.8 million specifically to investigate property and casualty homeowner insurance fraud.Department spokesman John O’Brien said the money will fund two squads of detectives at the Division of Investigative and Forensic Services.Meanwhile, several insurers, including Citizens, Security First and Tower Hill, are pursuing claims under Racketeering Influenced and Corrupt Organization Act laws, developed to fight organized crime, against roofing companies they contend are engaging in fraud.The problem of roof-based coverage denials and ever-rising claims costs might not be solved until the concept of homeowner insurance in Florida is revolutionized, said Paresh Patel, CEO of HCI Group, which includes Homeowners Choice and Typ Tap insurance companies.Patel envisions a day when homeowners most likely to file claims for repairs, like roof replacements, are allowed to buy more expensive policies that are designed more as home maintenance coverage.

“We have specifically told lenders that seeing individual units advertised by their owners on home-sharing platforms does not, by itself, mean the project is a condotel,” a Fannie spokesman said.When a project as a whole functions more like a vacation rental resort, the building is ineligible for Fannie financing, and mortgages secured by units in that project are also ineligible, the company says.