I am sorry @Joe Splitrock but I think you are incorrect, however in this situation @Andrew Dicks did not know the condition prior Th his ownership, he's probably gona have to buy carpet at his cost, but if I have carpet in good condition on move in, and at move out its trashed, you bet I will charge full price and take my chances in court. 

Anyway, start by disabling javascript on BP, then if I'm remembering incorrectly, try disabling Adobe shockwave flash.  

There are some in here who will assert incorrectly that it's their house and they should be able to select anyone they want.  

I explained that this was incorrect, that a fixed term lease would run with the property and the scenario she outlined only applied to month to month tenancies.

You may be accounting for that incorrectly. 

campaign_id=9&emc=edit_NN_p_20200327&instance_id=17106&nl=morning-briefing®i_id=72309497§ion=topNews&segment_id=23038&te=1&user_id=dc1800f7e527804c671759a9f7e67bb8I would suppose you could file your taxes, but not actually pay anything owed (if it's owed) yet, or even file an incorrect one and correct it later, but get the fact noted that you have another child? 

The $60k/yr appreciation is flat out incorrect.

They claim their accounting period is now closed and they’re refusing to refund the incorrect charges.

This link will help you understand this. https://lao.ca.gov/reports/2012/tax/property-tax-primer-112912.aspx Please read this and learn the facts before continuing to make incorrect statements. 

You have to accept that a belief you held or choice you made was incorrect.