You may have what is referred to as an "easement by prescription" created by the open, notorious, uninterrupted, hostile, and adverse use of another's land for a period set by statute.

That is like letting people answer a couple questions on line and get a prescription for drugs.

Specially at places where Amazon has Whole Foods stores where they can fill immediate prescriptions as well.

However, they don't *have* to follow those codes and may have some other prescription.

Insurance is really priced for catastrophic events and costs, not for things <$10,000, unlike Health Insurance - which people use for small stuff like prescriptions and doctor visits.

-BP has provided an excellent forum to share laughter over the many things we run into in RE where comic relief is the only reasonable prescription 

Essentially, I am responsible for implementing process that allow us to ship and delivering 40K prescriptions a day to our customers.

Maybe she was committing a prescription fraud scheme.

I recommend title insurance especially when the title is messy because a it's a sad day when the vendee makes the final payment and finds out that not only is access only via a prescriptive easement lets say, but the vendor shares title with five siblings all of whom need to sign a deed. 

I don't see asking from first and last month very often, so don't know if there is some prescription against that here.In any case, think asking RHA and MMHA is the way to go, they have attys working with them.I just hate not taking sec deposits since if it's only rent there's not much holding a tenant in place.