I own a property in Boston and wanted to know how landlords hire contractors for snow shovelling to comply with city ordinances.  

If you are in a municipality with rent control laws you will have to research them in detail and comply with their rent-increase requirements.In New Jersey you must provide the tenant with a Notice to Quit and a notice of the rent increase.

Additionally, while there are certain penalties under the LURA for failure to comply, the tax credit benefits and penalties to the actual investors has past.

Can't wait to get him out.On the up side, contrary to some things I've seen in these forums, in NH if you work out a payment agreement and the tenant doesn't comply, you don't start at square one; you just need to file an affidavit of noncompliance and the process goes from there.

If the area is not zoned for multifamily or, if the lot dimensions and coverage do not comply, there will be no legal conversion.   

I own several in Southern Cali and but have to have be the legal owner and put the tenant on as registered owner in order to comply with Park Rules and Regs.

Not to mention not going through the hell of complying with FHA regulations.

In my day job, I am a corporate and securities lawyer and I frequently help real estate developers structure the legal entities they utilize for the investments and also comply with federal and state securities laws in connection with bringing on investors.  

@Matt Heath You can have more than one FHA mortgage, provided you have complied with the owner occupancy requirement which is at least 1 year. 

For emotional support pets (which could be a hamster...no limit on pet type), the tenant would need to provide an order from a doctor, psychologist, or other mental health professional - and you have to "reasonably" accommodate.And, that's the way it is...failure to comply includes imprisonment and fines.