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You read the current minimum size for a buildable lot in the code requirements outside urban areas, specially when septic is involved, and these lots simply don’t pass.

Tell everyone around you about your involvement in Real Estate.

Would someone actively be reinstating it or is there a multi step removal process and we are not actually getting through the entire process because we are only talking to the folks involved in the first step(s).Are there any keywords you can mention to the support staff to try to get someone more helpful or do you just keep calling until someone knows what they are doing? 

Who said i wasn't involved in his social media groups?

Some of the only methods Ive come across involve simply looking at the age of the homes in the neighborhood or comparing the amount of development in the area to surrounding areas.

They said if I show there place for future renters they will get authorities involved.

I suspect they have a procedure to deal with this and it may actually involve having their inspector just go to the office to inspect files and determine that info themselves. 

I recommend you avoid Section 8 until you've spent a few weeks learning more about it and deciding whether it would be worth it to you.One thing you need to know up front is that there's a lot of extra paperwork involved.

Here is a clause I found in the Ordinance that I don't quite understand:Tenants of any residential properties may present a written petition signed by a majority of the tenants and consented to by the landlord of the property agreeing to a specific rent surcharge for a specific purpose or project, and providing for the landlord's permission to permit the tenant's representative to review the expenditures involved for the particular purpose or project surcharge.