If this would not be permissible or permittable in San Diego also let me know.

As an example, we once purchased a condo in another city with a renter put in place by prior owner - prior owner had permission to rent but HOA had restriction that only 50% of units could be rentals.

If you found out early on that the fridge was back there, and you CHOSE to leave it there then its YOUR fault and by allowing them to store it there, you should take on the responsibility of replacing it. by allowing fridge to be stored there for several years, you "gave them permission." if you didn't visit the unit for 6 years, well you have bigger problems than the fridge that should take priority. in that case, if it was a brand new fridge you should charge them a prorated amount for a new, yet similar one. if it was already around the 5 or 6 year mark at beginning of tenancy (you said it was 10 years old) then you have expended its useful life. if we assumed a 13 year useful life on the fridge, you can charge them 3/13 of the bill on the new fridge.

Hello BP community - We just received a request from our local utility company asking for permission to remove (free of charge to us) 18 trees on our property that sit between our triplex and a busier street.

They ask for a $200 retainer for minor repairs and anything larger then that they’ll ask permission prior to fixing it.

I would have pulled my phone out and asked permission to record the conversation for the ethics board hearing.

As far as the workspace; start with confirming the zoning and permissible use according to City of Stamford.

Not to mention it's my choice on whether to follow through on the deal even if they don't come further down on price, so why wouldn't I continue to try and line up my contractors as I deem necessary.Thanks in advance for the time and feedback Do you have permission from the sellers to do subsequent inspections?

From a property management perspective they were on top of it once I gave them the go ahead and permission to assist they were able to replace several tenants, and even assist with repairs and clean-up. 

My Grandparents had given the daughter permission with HUD to continue living in the Apartment 24 years ago.