[Also, is it now officially a triplex, approved by the city and altered on their books now?]

And claim the LLC is just an alter ego.. blah blah balh and you will spend thousands on motions try to isolate the LLC... asset protection at the level most folks have SFR's is VASTLY over blown... unless you have substantial assets to protect. 

Fix the damage, put it back to original, and bill it back to them, which will be the primary deterrent going forward (along with a conversation about no future property alterations).

Necessity is shown only when the state's objectives could not have been achieved through less dramatic modifications of the contract; reasonableness is a function of the extent to which alteration of the contract was prompted by circumstances unforeseen at the time of its formation.

I always use Jennifer Alter her information is below.

The building didn't have issues until we altered the porch in 2020. 

The city found a lot of unpermitted additions and alterations and some electrical hazards which need to be demolished/brought back to code.Given this condition, I would feel more comfortable if there is any additional information/documents I can get or at least verify with the city or the county office; however I have no clue what to even ask for at this point?

I prefer to have no cats or dogs, but when I do allow them ...I charge a $250 non-refundable fee.I charge an additional $25/month for pet rent.I have been considering altering my leases to include another $250 as a refundable pet deposit, but I don't think it necessary for me at this point. 

The real item that alters the ROI is rent, taxes, and maintenance.Good luck to you!

Hasn't it gotten so automated that it is truly altering the reality of the values?