At that point, they may set a hearing date, and you'd have to show up and basically testify.

Also, I would gladly go to small claims court and testify, but I don't think they will spend the money on lawyers to take me to court.  

Ideally, one that has experience testifying before the Board of Revisions.

It's good to hear people testify that the modern options--Airbnb, Homeaway, etc--are legitimate even in markets that cater to older folks.

It takes a trained appraiser to make all of the downward adjustments for a property in that condition.Under the rules of evidence in most states, an owner of property is legally allowed to testify about its value.

I read of lawsuits where the manager of a supermarket had a dispute with a customer, assaulted the customer, the supermarket was sued, as well as the manager personally.The other theory is in the eyes of the law, if the business is held in an LLC, the LLC is a mere pass through entity, and corporate shield can be easily pierced.I followed the lawsuit, as my employees had to take time off, go to court to testify.

Then you are left with finding the contractor to testify, or maybe prior tenant has date stamped photos and they would be willing to show up to court.

testify or learn more hereYou can remote or in person testify in Boise this afternoon on 2 bills affecting landlords.1.

Today the Idaho senate hears 2 anti-landlord bills. 1 says you can not change rents without 60 day notice, the other says you can not accept applications as you have in the past probably.Read about the bills, plus register to remotely testify this afternoon, here:  click here for more info

You can read(testify in person) or submit your letter as on paper only.