Yeah I'm currently checking with the towns code/zoning enforcement officer.

I still stand by that we won't see any major tax legislation this year since the TCJA expires in 2025, not 2024.

If you haven't already, keep an eye on recent Colorado legislation regarding tenant/landlord laws.

Can you advise how strictly these rules are enforced?

I responded and expressed these dilemmas to the rep (I actually wanted to be sold on this) and was essentially informed I have to pay the fees first before I get any tailored information, and kept mentioning the 30 day money back guarantee (which you do not see any mention of this on the payment page or the PDF -- makes me question the legitimacy of this and the enforceability of this in the event of a dispute).

So, we tread lightly with these issues but we will enforce them.

I had Rental Duplexes and some Houses in South Tampa for 30 years and the kinds of damage and rot you are talking about with the 100 year old side of the Duplex need to be shown to Code Enforcement in case they would consider it a Tear Down structure.

Be sure to check with your local building code enforcement office before you do anything to see if there are other inspections required for your municipality

Hello, I know this can be a very touchy subject due to fair housing laws but I just bought a property and one of the tenants wants to move to another floor and use RAFT, now I know I cannot deny them housing due to RAFT alone but they are applying because they told me they cannot come up with first last and security, I know RAFT will cover that but I am wondering what downsides are there for instance can RAFT enforce rent control or is it even more difficult to evict people who have applied.

Home insurance is not designed or priced to replace roofs every 5-10 years and then to double down and say that doing so doesn't affect pricing is just nonsense.The roofing practices you mentioned end up getting legislated out of existence (see Florida) because they're untenable.I agree the original poster should explore every avenue but there's no way a legit roofing company is going to be able to "turn this around on the insurance company" in this scenario.