Replacing windows without a permit is one thing, whereas building a large structural feature like a deck or adding square footage or a bedroom or something is a bigger issue.

The blade in it is essentially a mini-blender blade.

A complete down to the studs renovation on all 3 floors. 2K sq feet of decking installed and full landscaped.

We have had reoccurring sewage issues with maintenance going out multiple times to fish out tampons, hair weaves, child handcuffs, razor blades, red solo cups, etc.  

I expressed the need to raise rent given higher interest, taxes, and the need for improvements on the property (roof and decking need replacing).  

There are a few blocks that are being developed with what seem to be over-improved houses (large town homes listed at over $500,000, with parking, rooftop decks, etc).

If you ever did smell rotting fish guts, you might beg the doper to cover up the fish stink with weed stink in a heart beat, and probably take a couple tokes yourself for good measure - they say it's good for nausea.There is one and one reason only I don't allow smoking inside a unit, because it can be a fire hazard when people are careless and, people are often careless.Same reason I don't allow the use of grills on decks.

Hi Todd,If Keller gets a lot of hail, the vinyl siding I've seen can get hail holes punched in it (allowing water to get behind it).Some areas have repair companies that will come out and melt the holes closed and try to camouflage them as best as possible.It's not a huge issue, but in hail country it does happen.In Texas a lot of people like Hardie board type siding, but it need a special saw blade to cut it, and you need to keep it dry before you attach it.

Then I would ensure you come up with a system as to how you will handle giving remote access to renters (digital locks with changeable unlock codes), create a one pager of "House Rules" for renters as to how to handle the use of the property (do they have deck access, rules for the pool/jacuzzi, instructions for wifi access, emergency contact numbers, lists of local restaurant's/bars/entertainment, how to check out properly and the condition they should leave the unit in, etc.), line up a cleaning company and someone who can restock the place with cleaning goods/towels/if you provide complimentary snacks etc.

We have started the inspection process, and prior to the main inspector coming in, I've already noticed several more cosmetic issues (cabinets have way more wear and tear), deck needs to be repainted and has safety issues, areas where drywall repair is really obvious.