Regarding Raleigh Homestays ordinance, I contend that the city, with their ordinance, violates NCGS 160A-424(c) in all respects: "In no event may a city do any of the following: (i) adopt or enforce any ordinance that would require any owner or manager of rental property to obtain any permit or permission from the city to lease or rent residential real property or to register rental property with the city... ; (ii) require that an owner or manager of residential rental property enroll or participate in any governmental program as a condition of obtaining a certificate of occupancy; (iii) levy a special fee or tax on residential rental property that is not also levied against other commercial and residential properties... " Attorneys out there, please chime in.

Within a year, she lost her income, nearly went bankrupt, did $8000 in damage (had permission for one dog, brought in 3, and took care of none), quit paying the rent, and left only after I served her with an eviction notice.For me, "more management", means consistent quarterly in home maintenance visits (to change HVAC filters, and conduct change of season maintenance) along with monthly drive by's, and followed up with consistent, speed action at the first indication of problems (observed violations of our rental agreement, late payments, parking additional vehicles (sign of additional tenants), etc.   

One result showed that it's not permitted and another, showed that it is with permission and approval from a group.

He can release permission for a case worker to talk with you, so you can verify he actually does have assistance pending.

It isn't up to the PM to do renos on your place without your permission.It doesn't matter if she has receipts to show the costs, the point is she didn't have permission to do it. 

Hi all! I'm looking into buying a cabin in Yucca Valley to rehab and list as a STR. The plot is quite large and I'm keen to know if I can add additional properties / ADUs in the future. Does anyone know where I can fi...

That way, they cannot spend more than that without your permission and you can be the judge.

Chris,Why don't you just set up a Self Directed IRA or Solo 401K Trust (if that type of entity is permissible).

-How hard is it in practice to get permission from the freeholder to do an extension to a flat-Auction documents reviewing/legal advice(I already know the part of London I'm targeting and have worked out the US/UK tax impact of buy to let)

The door flew open and a woman who was not my tenant, but I know had been living there for almost a year, stormed our SCREAMING at me that I did not have permission to enter, blah, blah, blah.