If she was present and you knocked, she permitted you to come in you have no problem.She sounds like a problematic tenant, and I would non-renew her at my first chance, if she ever tried to pressure me with such a letter.I would not respond to the letter.I'd keep the names of the workers that were there to have if she does file a complaint.

So, no building wear and tear, no late night complaints about clogged toilets, or even repainting between tenants.Legally, it is permitted to have an occupied RV, at the rate of one per legal lot, for a total of 180 days per year.

The appraiser didn't take into account that ours had a nicer rehab and had the foundation repaired and permitted.

It depends on the location, the age & condition of the structure and it's components, weather there are liens on the land records, if there has been work performed without the required permits & inspection approvals, are there zoning or health department issues, are there open code enforcement cases where violations have been cited, are there fines running, and if you are will take responsibility for that type of a project.

This is all in costs (permits, everything, he does all the work, etc.).

Wasting all this time rescheduling seemed annoying but I thought we would come out with some money for our troubles.Speaking with the clerk's office, she told us they were keeping the deposit etc despite their website stating:" The Clerk will assess from the deposit, a non-refundable fee as permitted under Florida Statute 45.031, and a non-refundable registry fee as permitted under Florida Statute 28.24.

Like all of us I have a very fact specific situation happening that does not permit me to go full increase- so I am using the Ordinance to demonstrate a break given. 

.), I'm going to look into getting bandit signs to put up as long as my city permits it, Zillow is going to be my best friend I can already tell, and I will occasionally drive around looking for good properties that are in need of some maintenance upkeep.

However, the building needs to meet the International Residential Code, the energy code, and be permitted through the city (Planning, building, fire, Civil, etc.).

To clarify I am revising a lease from another source and it currently states 'no firearms are permitted' which I am changing, I was just curious on what others experience has been to be mindful about regarding it.