That might be a step for preventing future issues.Best to you.

@Daniel GonzalezSo if a new owner comes in and wants to upgrade the property and do an extensive remodel he is prevented from doing so ?  

I told a couple of investors and they told me be very careful with nys equity theft prevention act, dode frank  and sec. 

Campbell's death, his holdings in the company would fall to his estate and be distributed accordingly ... his death itself should not prevent the company from continuing as a going concern. 

As property managers we attempt to limit but cannot prevent evictions, broken toilets and tenant problems but we CAN prevent broken or incorrect company policies. 

However, you can't prevent them from using their inspection period.

We added caissons to prevent it from happening again.

We are trying to do everything possible to prevent this option, but the more we consider it the better it sounds.

Also, having an apartment preventively treated for bugs is standard practice, this does not imply that we were aware of a pest issue prior to your taking possession of the apartment.

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