I've also heard from contractors and designers that sometimes you will get two different answers from two different people in the planning bureau, and if you don't like the answer you get from one person, just go back another time when someone else is at the desk.  

I am thinking to report them to credit business bureau for the amount their owe.

The census bureau and the bureau of labor and statistics are places to start.

Because these were public enterprises rather then for-profit organizations, rate structures were designed to more or less have the organization break even.

It's not clear to me if this is a commercial enterprise or he just uses the place as a hobby.

As you grow in your company, and I mean you have to get huge to outgrow QuickBooks Pro, you would then want to move up to QuickBooks Enterprise Solution. 

Most investors side with free enterprise. 

Try Bellwether Enterprises. 

If -or when- I decide to become a landlord, I will make a point to befriend a few Police Officers and Sheriffs.This BP summary on how to screen tenants was very useful. https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2013/01/2...Credit Reports and Tenantshttps://www.freecreditscore.com/blog/video-landlor...http://www.experian.com/rentbureau/rental-reportin...September 8, 2014Experian was the first credit bureau to include positive rental payment histories from landlords.

The institutional guys are used to ARGUS, and now Enterprise  versus DCF.