Depending on how strong your contract is, you could potentially take legal action against them for breach of contract if they sign with someone else and/or back out, but that is costly and takes a lot of time.

If not you need to add this to your standard bill.I'd they are irresponsible towards the yard then I would select option 2.Explain this to them and let them know they will make the decision based on their actions.

If there was work done without a permit but no issue with the city - no action really needs to be taken. 

People can say one thing when you are working together, but actions speak for themselves.

👉The price of lumber hit $480.40 per thousand board feet the previous week, a low watermark since July 2020, and CNBC reports that lumber prices should hit their 13th consecutive week of loss this week.This is some great news, don't you think?

I received a call from my lender with unsettling news an hour ago.Apparently, since I currently live in an apartment and do not own my primary residence, the underwriter will not be able to ratify the purchase because on paper, it seems as if I am attempting to purchase the rental property as my primary residence- even though I showed documentation of my current lease agreement and two months worth of utility bills.

I take better action if there's one and if it includes links to resources, would be helpful.

Please confer with your own legal counsel before taking any legal action

After that determination, we informed the tenant that we will be terminating their lease and asking them to move out completely due to their actions being a violation of the lease agreement (i.e. causing damage to the property due to gross negligence).  

I found KLACS (Klamath Lake & Community Action Services), but that's all I know about.