This deal might look something like this:Equity Investors - cash for the land, prestarts, planning, engineeringBank Debt - Construction for phases onlyPromoter - Entity riding heard over the deal and responsible for moving all of the chess pieces and getting it done on time.The Equity Investors are typically going to provide at least 20% of the total capital required in order to finance it. 

Rental property owners.There are a few questions/problems regarding the ordinance that immediately come to mind:- If the objective is to have accurate owner contact information for every piece of property in the city, rather than charging fees just for the sake of collecting them .......Why would it be necessary for the property owner to provide his same contact information three times and pay a $65 registration fee three times for the same triplex?

I've a piece of pizza right in front of me -to eat, but I haven't actually taken a bite.

I glance at it and make sure they don't have a ton of very recent debt, but other than that it's just another piece of the puzzle, and a small piece at that.In your situation I would be more concerned about her income, and if what she's saying is true, I would require bank statements and/or tax returns to prove just how much income she is making from this investment. 

It could literally take me over an hour, and would make for a very hard to read post if I were to quote bits and pieces of each individual post that has helped or sparked an interest. 

And, if you have a scratch, you only need to replace the affected piece.

The regular mail gets read and the certified piece gets returned and filed for use at court.

One thing you can do with the sensors is stick them onto a small, thin piece of whatever you have on hand and then use a finish nail to then attach that to the door/trim/etc.

Is the floor clean or are there some chewed up rubber pieces?

Not to mention the tenant has various pieces of furniture in the living room.