Its all abotu backlinks (crappy ones), citations keywords..

Need to get our Soil conservation plan to him by Jan 13th or he will issue a citation. 

I have friends in Baltimore who got a citation for (not a lot) of dog poop in their yard. 

After considerable research, I have identified multiple conflicting citations from CPAs and Tax Attorneys regarding the non-deductibility/deductibility of all/various expenses, one, for example, being Property Taxes with the implication being that State and Local property taxes (to the SALT limitation) ARE, in fact, deductible on the Form 1040 (note: the subject property is reported on Form 1065, Schedule 8825 as part of a MMLLC filing).

Do you have a citation for that 25k write off?

They are trying to clean up the city which I appreciate but they are making non-stops citations.

It may be your property, but the tenants and prospective tenants are still protected by the law.If I can get you the specific citation, I will, but I'm not going make it a priority.

can u add any links to your citation?  

@Will BarnardWhat are the chances you'll now receive a citation for an unsightly premises?

Also with the mass amount of  blighted properties on the State inventory leading to tax purchasers getting cited for weed, inside trash/litter, and Structure violations, I’m really curious to see if money spent to cure the violations will be refunded to tax purchasers in the event of a voided tax sale claim OR even redemption. it would be an interesting argument to say the city can now use tax purchasers as a means to clear the blight issue at no cost to the city or the property owner by issuing citations once a certificate/deed is issued.