It just requires a type 1 permit vs. nonowner occupant types 2-3 (the ones that are being phased out).

Plus permits and engineering   It will cost you quite a bit .  

If have to file an amended return, then My rate of return  is going to be crushed  by the cost of paying my accountant for the extra work.

If the guy was duck hunting without a license or a properly permitted shotgun, I'd be inclined to go easy on him.

Uh, it takes heavy Equipment, trucks, a license and permits to completely demo/remove a house.

More traditional things I would suggest, billing back utilities, charging for pets, upgraded finishes to increase rents, charging fees for things like storage or extra parking.Authors I would suggest Ken Mcelroy and Dave Lindahl.

Hi Celina Lane , thanks for giving me an extra smile this morning (your Barbie doll development experience made me smile).

I am thinking about perhaps holding three months rent in escrow and asking her to stay a couple extra months ahead of rent.

We are open to occupying one unit of a duplex (to secure a lower interest rate) for example, and have a good friend who would rent a room in our residence - with an extra apartment (or possibly 2 if there is a basement) creating multiple revenue streams to quickly repay a relatively small mortgage.

You can try to collect extra rent from them after the lease ends and they refuse to leave.