Those hosts have 14 days to comply or else the fine structure kicks in ($150 for first fine, $500 for second, $999 for third and subsequent violations).Maybe most interesting to me was a discussion about enforcement of the primary residence rule.

Surely it is self evident that the tenant is not responsible for bad wiring, and God help us if we rent with this as a known condition.My LL Policy (Farmers) covers the building and liability issues.The Tenant Policy covers their personal property while on the property.I lost an upper unit to fire and the lower to subsequent water damages. 

The good news is that once you have 2 years of tax returns that show you're making money with your rental properties, you don't have to have 2 years of history with your subsequent properties.  

He billed me up front for the overall roach eradication program, but the subsequent visits do carry an additional charge.  

As for property managers, I used to do landscaping work for Ground Floor PM and AI Enterprises.

The living space and bathroom were unpermitted additions when my bf bought the home - this was not remedied with the city/county, so subsequent upgrades (minor - new windows, moving some outlets, removing a wall, etc) were also not permitted. 

I know it sounds insane, but I assumed that since he'd started out telling us of the expected price increase for changes, he would continue to tell us for subsequent changes.

They say the second deal and subsequent deals happen quickly after the first.

I'm a practicing attorney in SE/Central Iowa, practicing mostly in transactional matters, and litigation that stems from the same (read as "matters like real estate transactions, and subsequent eviction for investor purchaser).

Hi Matthew, my company actually was built to help all types of managers from people who just own a couple rentals to large enterprise companies deal with their regular maintenance problems.