They will be able to tell you if permits were pulled for the fence and shed, and they have the authority for corrective action.

Hmm... thanks for the reply.I suppose it depends upon what the phrase "substantial consideration" means in the context of enforcement actions since the passing/amendment of the statute.I would not consider interfering with the natural right of individuals to contract freely to be "addressing" anything.

This all happens without any further actions by the buyer or seller. 

That if she delays the impact of a negative report on her rental history, if you have to file a eviction action could really hurt her.

A few definitions to know in this domain of land development:Raw or unfinished lot cost = raw land prices divided by number of lots derived from land planning actions Finish lot cost = the cost of the land, development impact fees related to land, and common infrastructure (i.e. streets, sidewalks, parks, schools, etc)Residual land value (RLV) = analysis of home prices less all cost to complete and what remains is what a builder can pay for land.

Specifically, ask yourself what action you can take to get more word of mouth referrals from your current tenants.

not sure for your state but have heard if a sect 8 tenant has a eviction on record they can loose their voucher, I'd let her know this and do what you can to get her out.But legally I don't think you can do a eviction action unless she's still there after the 1st. 

Yes, bankers just like investors talk to each other, they also speak to Realtors, closing agents and anyone else involved in real estate, at least about things like who's who without disclosing personal information or sensitive matters.

They call me Hush because I'm all about action/execution.

See if the City has imposed any fines, or plans on taking action.