No matter how much you fight it, it's a thing.

Luckily he agreed move out without putting up much of a fight.

I tried to fight the proposed bill, but it got passed.

If anything, I'm underpaid for as much work as I have to put into these, not to mention the divorces and probates where I'm waiting months for spouses and heirs to fight it out.

It looks like they launched a pilot program in 2019 but costing homeowners up to $1M to do the conversion.https://citylimits.org/2023/03/13/in-new-yorks-fight-to-legalize-basement-apartments-what-about-cellars/I don't want to end up selling the place because it is good cash flow and would be even better once I renovate all the apartments.Thank you.

They'll fight for the best price and terms.

Do the tenants have any grounds to fight me on kicking them out? 

My attorney advised settling it is cheaper than fighting it in court.

I don't even have a security deposit and the card they have on file is not even active anymore so I assume all the 3rd party company could do is take me to collections which I would fight since these charges seem extreme to me.

While most insurance companies would settle most of these for $15k-$20k in the past, we've seen them fighting them a lot more lately.