I will not get involve in a fight, keep my mouth shut and I walk away.

Hey Clary, I'm a newbie from Newark, and if you look hard enough through that hotel window, you may see me in the distance fighting to make this dream a reality...

Even when you work within the rules you will find that some tenants will fight you just because they don't believe they have anything to loose. 

I'm really fighting as hard as I can mentally and physically not to be put out of my home !!

Its probable that if they have a long history of this that if things go sideways in their life they're more likely to stiff us rather than fighting to make us whole.After answering the above questions you should have a good understanding of how strong of a prospect you have.

If you don't live there and have neighbors who are going to be a pain about it I would get out now rather than fight with them even if it technically does allow rentals right now.

But occasionally, I had one with the sellers fighting, our closing agent will issue separate checks after the parties sign documents agreeing to the division of the proceeds.

Last time I checked very few folks are buying retail in the rental area or fighting to move there.

I think your trying to fight a battle that you cant win and its really a terrible use of your time, especially when the own state department is siding against your beliefs. 

I really prefer the personal asset protection offered by the llc and don't really want to deal with the headache of umbrella insurance and all the exclusions to that policy, nor do I have any interest in fighting with an insurance company down the road if I ever need to use my coverage.