@Elizabeth Faircloth, some of the healthcare sharing programs require that you not drink alcohol.

A lot of the contractors in the area are unreliable and have alcohol or meth problems.

   - for other stuff -  like for the magic marker - try using alcohol, a magic eraser  or use a magic marker over it and see if it will dissolve it. 

Examples would include bread, alcohol, beer, and numerous types of wood products.

It would make a great rental.4) Morally, I feel like my aunt (by marriage to my uncle) should be entitled to the money (sadly, she is just going to use it all on drugs and alcohol.)

One of the endorsements I recall that Proper has that CBIZ does not is: Proper's coverage includes if you gift alcohol to your guests, or if previous guests left alcohol behind - I believe other policies will not cover liability pertaining to alcohol, but Proper does.  

Though the same rule may not apply to all and has some exceptions.Maybe as an analogy it is like alcohol or something.

However industries such as steel, advertising, recreation and alcoholic beverages pay upwards of 40% and they are bought and sold all the time. 

If it's not in the contract, it won't happen.No drugs, smoking, or alcohol on-site in the contract - I've fired contractors in the past due to workers being under the influence.

According to a copy of the bill, the licensing law would allow the county to force landlords to evict any tenant convicted in the past year of felony, misdemeanor or ordinance violations on a variety of crimes, from drug dealing to alcohol consumption to gambling.