If the doors had not already warped, one trick with these is to install tight-fitting door clasps at the top AND at the bottom, which will greatly help to control the warp. 

Your keys to prevent that is to turn uncertainty into risk, and manage or mitigate that risk to not effect your bottom line.

There's a button at the bottom that says "image".Post the plans, let's see what you've got.

Theses laws will:Cause eviction expenses to go up Cause YOUR bottom line to go downTenants will be able to stay a lot longer without paying rent.

Bottom line, make sure you know all the details, associated costs, and permitting requirements (and probability of them remaining permit-able for the foreseeable future); do all the regular due diligence; then if the numbers crunch, go for it.  

Bottom line, if you don't show, you lose.

I am one of those people who needs to get things right and understand it from top to bottom.

I kept reminding myself of the 'funnel' that @Brandon Turner is so fond of talking about in the Podcast and hoping that SOMETHING 'would drip out the bottom some day'!

Bottom line, they already made adjustments do it now.

Ask local investors/realtors.I have found this information on the county website, but not in list form, so it's a pain to get something meaningful.The bottom line I got was being persistent.