It will continue to happen until the city gets new zoning regulations. 

., I would take @Daniel Moffett and @Nathan G. advice.Always follow the regulations and be prompt on your notices. 

It would be almost a nailed on certainty they would as it would make no sense to revert back to more costly power supply.

Less regulation is the way to go and leave it up to the landlords to make their own rules.

Typically, people stay in hotels or other lodging (AirBnB/VRBO) but I wanted to take a different approach.I would be looking to purchase a duplex with the intent to finish the basement and either convert to a full triplex if allowed or keep it as a duplex and rent out the basement separately.The Joint Travel Regulation (JTR) states that a member is not authorized lodging reimbursement if the member purchases or already owns a property that is used for lodging during official travel.It’s clear that I won’t be authorized reimbursement if I purchase the property under my name, but what if the title is under my LLC with me as the sole owner and rent out one of the units (probably the basement) to myself? 

Lastly, do I need to set criteria and inform him of my criteria BEFORE screening him, per fair housing regulations?

There is an ample supply of distressed single family and small multi family properties in a cash flowing market.

They only supply the drawings and legal descriptions.

This is just supply and demand.

This is not to say we don’t run into these problems at the Class B+/A asset, it just doesn’t occur at the same level or frequency.I don’t think there is increased vacancy in Class B/C properties as a result of Millennials and Boomers being absent, or in short supply, in tertiary markets.