If so, what was the resolution?

Hey Steven, did you ever get a resolution for implementing RUBS for this property? 

Clint, no, this is not my reputation, what I am saying is times and events predicate the needed resolution, if this is one home of mine and this is part of a small cohort of homes lets say (6), maybe I would be more emotional about it, maybe if I was newer or more novice I would be more enthusiastic of making hell around this issue, but the question boils down what is the best and most cost-effective use of your time.

Asset CO, LLC would give a contract to manage with full corporate resolution to Manager LLC.

He was resolute in his stating that he will take me through the steps necessary to be successful in the REI business.  

Hopefully we'll have a resolution for you soon.

If you can't come to a resolution, then you should contact a real estate attorney to help you take the next step towards resolution.What I would advise against is taking self-help in this situation--do not take down the fence just because it is on your property.

This is a true camera security system.I like the Night Owl best due to camera resolution and reliability.

Get the highest resolution cameras you can (they take more storage but can be the difference in being able to read a license plate or make out a face in the distance).

I just went through all kinds of headaches getting a resolution of being uninsured because of mis-applying my payment, refunding the check to the wrong "Walt Payne" etc. in Florida, and no, State Farm does not even do homeowner's in Florida.