Jeff Beard That's interesting, not the case in our market. 

Can you get away with that, yes, so long as you don't hear a peep out of the homeowner from any notice of foreclosure during any redemption period or as to any limitation they may have.Real estate is rather loosey goosey in many of the terms, not all, but many, however that is not the case in finance or notes as a few words or meanings can effect the outcome and put a lot of money at risk.

He told Mashable, "This is the first case in the City of San Diego in which a resident was subjected to any fine for renting out rooms in her home using Airbnb."

Case in point, I once stopped by an open house in the SF Bay Area (nice peninsula neighborhood) and the whole vacant SFR reeked of curry!  

Case in point, the Florida cop who sat there while people were being killed, then retired with a six figure pension days later...Your tax dollars at work, don't expect too much from these GED wonders.

I don't see that case in the same arena.

I would be very surprised if this were not also the case in Florida. 

If the defendant prevails in a UD case in CA, the case becomes confidential and is no longer part of the index.

We will sometimes put two layers if the joists are deep enough (not always the case in old buildings ... see below) - one against the underside of the floor above and one laying on the ceiling below.  

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