Common fees will include a set-up fee, leasing fee for each turnover or a lease renewal fee, marking up maintenance, retaining late fees, and more.

Stake the wallThe development of a wall might be done by adjusting the external block edge of the substantial wall.

  $5K is too small for a higher court, and they would probably not retain an attorney for this small amount, given the legal costs involved. 

In the end we updated all electric, all plumbing above basement level, new hot water tank, all new windows, removed a divider wall, installed a 1/2 bath, upgraded laundry to the second floor, full kitchen remodel, full bath remodel, and installed a rear exterior door to the back yard.

Common fees will include a set-up fee, leasing fee for each turnover or a lease renewal fee, marking up maintenance, retaining late fees, and more.

My game plan is to rehab it as a single family (so that it will pass the inspection) but to have it setup so that it can easily be made into a duplex when ready (put up a wall and add an additional kitchen back to back with the current kitchen).

This includes the replacement of all burnt out light bulbs to their original wattage, sponge clean with appropriate cleaning agents of all tubs, sinks, showers, toilets, and countertops, moping of all ceramic tile floors, vacuuming all carpets, dusting of hardwood floors, cleaning all cobwebs on ceilings, floors, and walls.

Last night he did the same thing, came out of his apartment to say hi, and he was so inebriated that he had to lean against the wall in order to stand upright. 

The writing is on the wall I'd say.  

When they threaten anything your response should always be ....we can agree to terminate the lease and you can move out.Unfortunately landlords that place a high priority on retaining tenants to avoid "turn over costs" find themselves at the mercy of those entitled tenants.