Technically it’s has to be disclosed to the lender.

Next, if your unit is exactly the same as a unit across the street, but he tenants pay water/sewer/trash there, then technically your unit can command higher rent because there are more fees included.

To clarify the upon "upon request" part of your reply:  you're saying that after I buy the deed to a property with an incorrect assessment (in my case, it's assessed as land only but has a home on it), the taxpayer could discover that their parcel was incorrectly assessed and then use that technicality to request that the state void the tax sale?

Even though this  might not technically be against the rules some might think it goes against the spirit of the rules (in my opinion)  I am sure there are loan officers who will have a different take but truly the devils in the details.  

She is technically breaking the lease as it states no pets, but nothing has been enforced by previous landlord.

Since Puerto Rico is technically part of the U.S.Thanks,

Additionally, although the PM may not be technically ripping you off or doing anything illegal, you can bet they are making choices that are not in your best interest. 

I'm told, technically a verbal offer is binding but no one can prove it so there's no use in fighting. 

Better luck and better prospect with Marriott and Hilton brands, to get some good management companies - ultimately costing you 20% or more of the gross - when you add their extra-expenses of over staffing and unwanted maintenance and repairs bills, and, using their unused-resources to bill "your property" for services etc.

This is my technically my 3rd flip but the first 2 weren't really true flips (literally called home depot and lowes to replace carpet and cabinetry.)