It doesn't mean that line of thought will be successful, but it certainly would raise a sufficient line of evidence for them to have to oppose that maybe someone would change their thoughts....I'd also go and see if that original permit is still open and expired etc, could you 're-open' it under todays building codes? 

That wasn't evident until you looked inside the kitchen window.

That is the amount you sue for, that the judge will award.Then, you have evidence (the written scope of work to fix the problem and the cost) and you file a small claim for that amount. 

I have yet to see one post actual evidence of a successful investment.In your case, you haven't posted in several years.

When Subject To gets under scrutiny, the Subject To buyer had better have his facts and evidence in order and a nice reserve bank account and someone who knows their stuff with them.Cases like that can be brought even 6 years after the original contract (for most bank fraud crimes the SOL is 10 years), court can run a year and a half to litigate and cost $25,000 to $50,000 just in legal fees.

I am simply blunt direct and don't sugar coat things.Look,You can either follow the advice of the nicest person here on the thread, or leave emotion behind and obey the person that backs up his claims with actual numbers facts and evidence.

Is there any evidence out there that you don't owe taxes until you "cash out" by liquidating Bitcoin?

I have not yet added additional monthly rent but will consider that going forward.And I have not found any evidence that pet owners stay longer than others.

Please provide any evidence of this.

Veterans who submit their application within 240 days of discharge do not need to submit evidence of good health, while those who apply more than 240 days after discharge are required to answer questions about their health.Both my wife and I have that.