Then applying to the landlord tenant board would be the only option left.

There are some potential "gotcha" requirements, like a vote of the board to foreclose the lien.http://www.ccioa.org/ccioa-statute/38-33-3-316-lien-for-assessments/

Call your state contractor board to report this incident.

The planning and zoning board meetings and the city council / county commission meetings reflect this info.

If I was a normal person, I'd pony up the dough for a hotel instead of raking leaves and scrubbing out toilets for room and board.

I chalk that up to someone working their natural market (friends, family, neighborhood) and seeing what they can get out of it.But when I post a CL add for bird dogs I usually get a lot of "applications" from people who really don't follow directions and wonder why they don't get their ~$1,000 finders fee.

I was on the HOA board and did some free landscaping work for them so I'd have some goodwill if they ever found out.Eventually they did find out but never really took action and I sold the property in June.  

With the local government now on board it is no wonder so many companies are jumping at the opportunity to grow their businesses here.

Welcome to the board Jordan!

The NFIP program is actively being reviewed and we could see some changes in the near future.Flordia will soon be requiring by code, free board which basically means building to a certain hight over base flood elevation for new construction.