With apartment complexes I would argue the building makes up more than 80% of the value, however. 

So I would argue that the integrity of mortgage was not violated (the collateral was still subjected to forced sale). 

By crafting a bill this incredibly vague with little to no explanation as to how or who will decide what costs are “necessary to maintain the dwelling unit” or “substantially likely to force a tenant household to move or involuntarily relocate”, you have guaranteed ample employment opportunities for attorneys to argue both for and against this.

I'm not here to argue my man, just love helping out others and sharing opportunities. 

Not arguing with you Matthew :)Contractors I call, I get a ballpark first for their prices.

For example I bought an existing business and my entity was ABC 1st Street LLC, but my DBA would be Bob's Furniture Store.

I really enjoy reading so here are some of my favorite real estate books, Million Dollar RE agent by Gary Keller, Million dollar investor by Gary Keller, and The Abcs of Commercial Real Estate Investing by Ken McElroy. 

Example; requiring resurface an asphalt driveway vs. seal and top coat.Some cities have been taken to court under the claim that point of sale inspection is essentially illegal and unwarranted search by government officials... arguing that every nook and cranny of the home is searched by government officials without reasonable cause. 

I recommend that you read the book The Abcs of Commercial Real Estate investing by Ken McElroy.

Call Brian Bousselot with ABC Insurance Group..