I know it's not good to promote vacancies, but as a landlord I have found that sometimes this is the best solution. 

If I were in your shoes I'd call my tenant and reach an acceptable solution, saying you don't want to lose them but that things have gone up and you're losing money.....negotiate!

I'm particularly interested in how New York City / Manhattan developers address parking (where it is required) and if anyone else has looked into automatic parking solutions?

So, you get the same tax treatment.

Tanning the leather for my shoes Making my shoes Making my own car Working on my own car Building my own house Growing my own food Carrying cash to pay for things instead of using the banking system Running my own water purification system and sewage treatment plants and on and on and on It doesn't matter if I could do all those things in only 16 hours each week leaving all that other time to do whatever else.

Then I realized I was doing the work, so I quit.In my experience a THREE DAY LETTER on the third of the month, no waiver of late fees and FORCIBLE DETAINER for those that don't get it is the ideal solution.

There are few hard and fast rules for this in most areas.Some states have specific rules for specific documents that either require a notary or give preferential treatment if notarized.

There is a viable solution to that.

maybe these courses are the solution.

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