I was told that the sewer lines from the house to the street can possibly get clogged / or damaged by tree roots which is impossible to tell during a home inspection unless a sewer line camera is ran down the sewer line to detect the problem.

The most ridiculous thing they did was placing a charge of $900 on some emergency prevention best practice installations that were never communicated to us directly and clearly overpriced based on the nature of work.

If you overengineer your lease to include a bunch of extra nuisance tasks that you have to do, and you fail to do all those tasks, it looks bad on you as the landlord.To help prevent you from trying to implement every new idea, you must pass it through a well-defined filter.

It’s on this site.There is no way to prevent one of the roomies from packing up & leaving the rest to pay her/his share.

Yeah its pretty crazy that not having to pay rent can be reframed as preventing homelessness. 

The approval of AB 2179 would maintain a consistent standard for eviction protections across California, preventing a hodgepodge of local rules for tenants, landlords and courts to navigate.

They'll likely deduce that it was a flip project and prevent you from borrowing for the same purposes again.  

As was mentioned, if something is not paid and documented as being paid, you can have a lien placed against the property preventing you from selling it. 

What I know is that your crazy area “planners” had 3 too many Old Milwaukee’s after a Packer game and decided that they didn’t need any zoning to prevent the over population of multi-family homes.

Do your best to take preventative measures but don’t dwell on it.