If the city keeps a physical file for each property (I don't know if Boston does) it's possible there is a plot plan in the file if someone else filed for an easement or permit. 

Once we realized that the grass is not greener on the other side, the damage has been done.  

You should probably go after them for damages if you have pictures or receipts.

Comfort level may translate to physical proximity in the near term, considering that we want to self manage for as long as possible.  

Lots of structural damage too which is extremely expensive to fix.  

A lot of the custom work, detail work, tech upgrades didnt cost me any more than the physical supply cost and the daily contractor labor rate.I'll post my costs, but it should only be used as an approximate baseline, some of the things would cost a couple $K more normally. $928 - Wood Laminate Flooring$6000 - Roofing$6521.68 - Kitchen/Bath$495.95 - Landscaping Labor$4250~ - Electrical$2000~ - Plumbing$655 - Water Heater$1973 - Windows$900 - Tile Flooring and Shower Wall Tiles

You could have your physical address as there and mailing address where you actually live and no one will likely care.

I think I want it on the application to assist with obtaining judgments and other legal proceedings IF SS# is used for such.Questions:  1) Is a SS# necessary for judgment recording (say, for damages or unpaid rent); 2) What do other SmartMove users record on their paper apps?

I'm 53 years old and unfortunately, am limited physically when it comes to working an outside job.

Hello:I had an incident were a tenant just moved in and "by accident" caused minor plumbing damage. ($300 worth)Don't I bill them directly?