The tenant shall serve the landlord, in the manner prescribed by s. 83.20(3), with a written notice declaring the premises to be wholly untenantable, giving the landlord at least 20 days to make the specifically described repair or maintenance, and stating that the tenant will withhold the rent for the next rental period and thereafter until the repair or maintenance has been performed.

Even though this doesn't offer strength in a court room because it will be revoked, it is a strong piece of the strategy asset protection because it prevents many cases from even being filed.

My attorney (not the original injury lawyer who wrote waiver) said the waiver was very professional and probably would have held up in court/trail since it was not a "blanket" form and was more detailed and included processes to follow for reporting etc...Anyways, long story short the reason it is the gold standard is even with the piece of paper it is better to have the insurance company pay all the costs of a claim.

Credit history and or Civil Court Records must not contain slow pays, judgments, eviction filing, collections, liens or bankruptcy within the past 5 years.

In your experience in court, how has your business name effected the verdict?

There are specific laws regulating them, you should have a written lease agreement, removal of bad tenants is done through the court system, etc.What is a mid-term?

I went to the free DC Court search and typed in the tenant's name and the 3 eviction cases and documents filed popped instantly to my horror.

Depending on how extensive the renovations are, in many cases the architect that draws the renovations plans and helps obtain the building permit is then allowed to supervise the works by signing a "declaration  as the responsible supervisor" and the city inspector comes at the end for a final sign off, allowing therefore for a faster construction timeline.

She eventually took me to small claims court to try and get all of her deposit.In court, she stated her case and I stated mine.

For example, if all the other luxury homes have tennis courts and yours does not, well, you can bet you will have a more difficult time selling it.