Send the Notice today but email/door posting - AND by USPS with proof of delivery required. 

It’s not exactly “passive” income as you have to be involved with each delivery and return, but it’s a good extra income. 

The main advantages of getting it permitted I could see are 1) potentially added value to the equity of the home (but questionable how much) and 2) separate address for the basement ADU, making mail delivery etc more straightforward?

Three such violations within a calendar year would result in a property being deemed a "noise nuisance property" with fines up to $500, required hand delivery of the noise ordinance to all guests, and would require the owner to impose a $1,000 deposit on all future guests which would be forfeited if there is a violation.

For this particular purchase, they had put the dryer on sale at a price point just below the "free delivery" threshold.

There was a disclaimer for the one of the requirements:1If the lender identifies rental income from the property, the loan is eligible for delivery as a second home as long as the income is not used for qualifying purposes, and all other requirements for second homes are met (including the occupancy requirement above).We check off that box too.

I started out as an "associate agent" in which is an independent contractor position where you set your own schedule and get paid for events that you complete i.e. tours (Majority), deliveries to agents, open houses, attending inspections, etc.

Once recorded it's job has been done.Legally, recordation is not a necessity, however in our 'race to record' State (CA) it is evidence of an intended transfer of rights.Besides having legal and equitable ownership, and being in the recorded chain of title, two things have to occur: 1) delivery, and 2) acceptance. 

You will also get a myriad of delivery drivers, I have had awesome ones who are helpful.

One involving clean ups every few days and key deliveries.