But my office has a PM office with well over 1000 properties they manage.

Lenders have to pay their loan officers through a loan officer compensation plan along with the "Branch bucket".Lenders have offices where the manager has an override and then a P&L so they have to charge more either through points or higher rates.

Nashville Yards is set to open in the Spring and the new Pinnacle tower is gaining office tenants like crazy - much to my surprise. 

I’m going to city zoning office tomorrow and would like to prepared with any necessary info and/or options.

I tried to evict with denied appeals, and now the code enforcement officer is giving me till December 3rd, however the person is to move out by December 1 per notice from code enforcement and is working with case manager for placement.

Zach does a great job with the events and the office is top notch! 

I stand corrected:)They do have an office in Metro Detroit and while we're far from perfect, we seem to get a lot of their unhappy previous clients.In our opinion, they built a system for Class A rentals - where tenants have 680+ credit scores and rarely have to be evicted or trash properties.They then tried to apply their processes to Class B & C rentals and that's when their service issues increased.All this caused them to recently significantly increase their Flat Fee pricing and monthly minimum charges.

It explains why very few flippers are adding single ADUs and if they are they are usually a conversion of exhisting habitual space (bunk houses, detached offices, workshops, craft rooms, etc.  

They should know the process super well and have their own contacts with leaders and managers to be able to ensure things run smoothly.There is a weekly open-office time for residents to be able to sit down with their case manager (I think it's Weds, but I haven't seen the time printed out recently so it may have changed.

Generally speaking, at least in my Jurisdiction, one must be someone who has been given such a task by the Articles or a high officer.