I'm not a lawyer and my legalese isn't all that good, but here's what I see: NRS 118A.242 Security: Limitation on amount or value; surety bond in lieu of security; duties and liability of landlord; damages; disputing itemized accounting of security; prohibited provisions. ... 6.

I want to do a shared well (private water supply), and everywhere I look on the Mass DEP regulations, there are no prohibitions regarding shared wells.

Is there any language in the lease prohibiting a sub-lease? 

Though flourescent lights can cause deafening pain for Autistics, it has been shown that kids in general [ non-Autistic]develop more headaches and have more difficulty learning than most other lighting.We do sound proofing between rooms which everyone likes [especially apartment dwellers] We prohibit the use of nasty cheap fragrances.We also utilize "interaction badges" They are a clear card holder on a lanyard.

I have not been able to find any Florida law that prohibits this.

I am aware I have legal rights since I had a contract with the seller, however (since waging a lawsuit is prohibitively expensive for me) I am asking for advice on how to prevent this situation from happening in the first place.

Maybe then FNMA will consider removing the 90 day encumbrance restriction prohibiting loans over 120% of purchase price for properties needing rehab.

Many states prohibit advertising properties you do not own unless licensed in that state.

That next primary residence is trending towards $3,500-3,800 mortgage may sink my DTI ratio, so removing the town house mortgage ($2,800) to purchase a property or two in a less expensive/cost prohibitive market.I'd prefer to just stay in this property longer, deal with the small space, and buy a rental property now...but I'm afraid the wife has different priorities. :-)

So, live in a state like CO, and state no, that is a federal offense in and of itself.Now, if you are talking recreational use, you COULD prohibit that inside of your properties.