In their efforts to contain their real estate bubble, they've started to impose a lot of tax on folks who own multiple properties. 

All I had to do was show her the size 4 print on page 15 of her Edward Jones provided  "Your Retirement Strategy" that says "...the information contained in this report does not constitute financial planning or financial planning advice and is for educational purposes only.

However, your reply merely contained empty boasts about your BP experience and your company and very little substance to offer investors.

We purchase our paint in 5-gallon containers (usually translates into 1 "free" gallon in every 5) and, since the colours do not change - repaints between tenants usually only require a single coat.

I decided to move forward with that lot for a container home anyway, but it gave me the opportunity to renegotiate.

I'm looking for feedback from short term rental owners as my company, Into The Box, searches for direct sale customers of our off-grid units repurposed from shipping containers.

Personal opinion: if it's fallen out of contract twice for information contained in the reports, then your contractor should be able to look over the reports and find what justified cancellation.

There is no HOA, the covenants were drafted and signed by the residents of the subdivision, so there's no single source of truth I can consult on what the intent of the covenant is.This is the covenant word for word: "There shall be no dwelling placed on or permitted to remain on any lots or lots where the lot contains less than 16,000 square feet. 

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Other than the waiver these are all items contained within the standard contractor insurance?