I rehabbed a home and was caught without building permit I went through the process of getting a permit but my original plan needed a variance after the process and being denied the variance at the board meeting I decided to change the plans to build the structure in the same footprint and received two building permits.

Would I deny someone for suggesting they move in immediately?

This was after an appeal which they denied.   

If you can't get ahold of the title agent that issued the policy, the lender should be able to submit a directly to the insurer at the contact information shown on the policy though the claim may be denied if the problem is with the Assessor.

In fact, they have a strong incentive to deny such access since it makes it impossible for anyone else to use that piece of land.Even if you get access, there may be other issues that make it unbuildable.

The IRS wants something in writing: the appeals officer asked under what authority should the lien be considered in the distribution, then denied the appeal when my CPA suggested we compare it with the distribution amount if the property was sold and the note was called due.Other similar like-kind distribution examples would be helpful to.

You can fail to disclose it, but then if there's a fire at the property the insurance company will have a great reason to deny the claim. 

V.G Jason this is a really tough one to bring up, as fundamental and very important it is, it seems it's a level of complexity in comprehension that the vast majority just automatically deny and argue against it.   

To deny it or ignore it, doesn't solve it or convince others.

A true Service Animal is virtually impossible to deny.