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. 

Quote from @Barry Ruby: @Mitch MesserI believe that Cash on cash measures return on equity ROI is the return on investment which measures total cash flow and sales on total capital investment I don't deny that cash-on-cash return (COCR) is not the only metric worth considering for rental property.That said, COCR is defined as cash flow divided by all-in-cash-investment [https://www.investopedia.com/terms/c/cashoncashreturn.asp].That's very different from return-on-investment (ROI).Per above citation: "ROI calculates the total return, including the debt burden, on an investment.

The police can't write a citation for legal possession and consumption of a recreational amount as it's not a crime.

Good morning Brian and thank you for the citations.

This is the text of the post I made earlier on the subject with relevant case law citations and explanations:<<You specifically asked if anyone had any real life experience in using an LLC to protect assets.