Hi Samson,You would have to check state statutes as to how much latitude city inspectors are given.For instance as an example my state has certain health department codes but written deep into the code is language that says the county and city muni's have the right to impose additional items as they see fit.My experience is unless the city gives you IN WRITING and signed by a worker at that department that sprinklers will not be required then you can't go on anything verbal.

After being on full-time Active Duty since shortly after September 11th, my husband is transitioning back to part-time status.

Basically getting an idea of the current and projected economic health of an area.

If you do look out for the new 3.8% tax from the health care bill.

Here is a quick update on my status.

Regardless of marital status, all adults need to sign the lease.

Worst case is status quo basically.

You could also look at the paperwork for the purchase closing and go back to the lawyer who handled it.You probably have a simpler situation if it was a single member LLC but the situation could become complicated by a multi-member LLC or any changes in legal status (marriage/divorce) of the member even for a single member LLC.

However they are not in the best of health and should something happen I don't want to rely on the good will of her immediate family. any suggestions on how to protect myself.

Being it's a condo, I'm guessing you don't own the pipes or the space between floors, I'd make the HOA aware of *their* problem and demand they do something about it, it's a health hazard if their plumbing system is allowing sewer gas into your unit.