Keep up the fight if it is an issue.  

I called them out on it, and although the township solicitor (attorney) agreed with me in writing, the township manager is still trying to fight back because he knows the township will end up having to reimburse many rental property owners past-and-present for years and years of rental license fees, plus interest, damages, legal fees, etc.The township manager is defending the township by claiming that our triplex is a "single-family structure divided into 3 apartments".

Never Happen like that in Hinds.. did I feel bad not in the slightest did not pay for 3 months then tried to fight it.. not sure what goes on in these peoples minds

None the less I do overthink everything,  so I'll always have to fight that.I'll put more thought into where to start and try not to paralyze myself with too much info. 

This would be geared to investors that get discounted properties that they want to hold on to and not necessarily flip that do t want to pay a realtors fee and fight off the crowds when the agent lists them.

I guess I didn’t realize that the fight for James Island to be it’s own town, resulted in a compromise. lol When I lived there it was still a constant fight.

It's usually best to work with a tenant rather than try to fight it and end up with nothing. 

agree there is little feasible way to directly charge a variable, unpredictable assessment directly to a tenant...it would be some sort of triple net idea applied to residential that would not "fly" and you would end up in a fight..

Thanks MikeThe way I think about insurance is that when the value is high enough they will fight to defend a claim where if the value of the policy is low enough they will just pay out leaving the policy holder hanging for any additional claim.

@Mike Dymski  Don't fight the FED ....you will loose.....Yellen is the best guru to follow right or wrong....even if she is selling show business.