But that's what he told me.The section in the title policy that the Zoning attorney cited under the "covered risks" section:"The violation or enforcement of any law, ordinance, permit or governmental regulation (including those relating to building and zoning) restricting, regulating, prohibiting, or relating to:the occupancy, use, or enjoyment of the land"The Zoning Department is saying that the garage use violated the city ordinances.

Quite profitable, yes.Where you buy, how much you pay, how much you can rent it for per night, if there are local laws prohibiting STR, if you even like dealing with guests...all questions you need to research before you can really get a sense of if this business is for you.

Although it is a TAW arrangement, a lease was signed at occupancy with terms expressly prohibiting additional tenants and/or subletting without my approval. 

I've read up on AmStaffs vs Pit bulls & I'm aware that they are not the exact same, but are still considered in the US to be the same (although not in the UK where "pit bulls" are prohibited, but "AmStaffs" are not). 

They key is if this is a small amount it is cost prohibitive to pursue with your attorney and filings etc.Might want to just offer to settle it for cheap if she is not in BK currently to get some coin.

A couple cities over from me they're prohibiting garbage disposals on new construction and actively discouraging existing replacement.

The Fair Housing Act The Fair Housing Act (the Act) prohibits discrimination because of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability, and\ familial status in most housing related transactions.

You can have private meters installed but sometimes it is too cost prohibitive.

Yes, the city prohibits rentals of 30 days or less

Tried sending my email address but evidently it is prohibited..?...