When I spoke to the county after finding this info, they were no longer interested in it.This is to prevent people from building an un-permitted structure and getting it approved after the fact.

Dump trailer is necessary, but I'm wondering if I'm at unnecessary risk and how I prevent it?

A lot of the big developers have their roots in civil engineering.

You can also use them to help (not prevent) hide the owner of the property.

I have yet to have PVC fail or get clogged....As for storm doors, you must have a chain attached, usually at the top, to prevent the door from being blown wide open by the wind.

If you don't tell them, and you can sleep well with that decision, when the bank amends the complaint and serves them, (timeframe unknown), you can almost bet on they are going to withold rent.Second, what is to prevent the disgruntled owner to sign a stipulation for summary judgement speeding up the banks sale?

Also, As a fellow Kentucky resident I was disappointed to read you were rooting for the other team (Go cards!)

She says one of the trees on the property has a root which is pushing up her driveway.

State law probably prevents securing a loan at or below $5,000 with real property.

If you tie up a seller's property and they think the deal is done and it's not, you've prevented them from working on solving their problem before the foreclosure.