Had to fight tooth and nail to allow some existing stuff to be ok as is.

If you're not interested in women, no judgment here, but I suspect when all is said and done the same financial realities are going to be completely true about gay people -- overwhelmingly, long-term couples that fight to stay together and build their financial future together are the only ones that have a chance to make it.

If the tenant fights the charges, you should consider taking them to court to recover the cost.It's hard to know where to lay the blame without seeing all their communication.

They may decide to fight it. 

I like to study them and the Irvine company. 

I start spending a pile of money throwing the kitchen sink at the water coming into the house problem and I am fighting an uphill battle. 

he got in a fight with a buyer buyer realized it.. turned him in and he got a cease and desist and fine..

At the end of the day, your tenants will fight to get a lower rent and a better arrangement.

The house movers are fighting the law and hope to overrule it, but until then I'd probably just build new on a vacant lot.

If there are no recorded easements, then you can fight for easements but that requires money and an attorney.