If you have your tenants paying heat you should mandate it be with your vendor of choice so the same tank can remain in place.The fuel provider will also very likely run a credit check on the tenant so be prepared for that. 

Companies that provide services like Yodlee's, employ very strict security measures and have to go through very strenuous data security mandates. 

The new ones are quieter it is designed and mandated to operate more efficiently.

However, most of the programs are not mandated or allowed to respond by providing control measures.

You can gain a lot of applicable knowledge by taking the state mandated course.

As mentioned it’s all state and locally mandated and what’s in the lease as well as tenants rights. 

People don't usually put up a "Beware of Dog" sign for no reason...they either think there's a potential for a bite - thinking that posting a sign will ease their liability in case of a bite, or animal control has mandated they must have the sign up (usually more than 1 though - here in Wilmington, you must have 4 in plain view) in the case of an animal being deemed potentially dangerous....also they told you outright they are planning on breaking your lease by half a year....may want to get the ball rolling on these folks.  

After we started building we found that our neighbor’s house was 3 ft away from their lot line and they needed to buy 7 ft of our land to meet the city mandated 10 ft setback.

The state does not mandate that the ADUs be at an owner occupied property but both local cities (San Diego and Escondido) that I have looked into does mandate that the owner occupy either the primary unit or the ADU unit. 

To be honest, I don't know whether this is mandated, or just typical.