In that case generally depending on the amount you are seeking in damages it could be small claims court or superior court you have to file in.

Communicate with them about anything that effects them.

I was told by a member of the Taunton zoning commision as it is now its a legal small multifamily but the zoning ordinance states that if the property is damaged 65% or more (determined by the building commissioner) through fire, flood, wind ect. then it has to be rebuilt conforming to the current zoning laws, which is single family only for that area.

I did a full tearout of the kitchen ceiling and remediated all the water damage.

It does not cover all types of liability or most landlord-tenant issues--that’s where a proper asset protection structure comes in.Integrity is also great, and is certainly an element of how you do your part to keep your asset protection plan effective.

I have witnessed at least 2 other units with severe water damage because of the plumbing in common areas.

Fixed minor damages on roof, doorframe, and HVAC.

I would say it comes down to what is in your lease.My lease says they are responsible for the remainder of their lease or until I have it rerented.My lease also says if they have pest problems during the first 30 days I will take care of it, beyond that they are responsible because I can't control how clean they keep their place and leaving out food attacks critters.Will their deposit cover the last month and is their any damage or is it mainly just a cleaning issue?

I have never used social media as a platform for advertising my business, but I have come to realize that it is a great marketing tool that I want to learn how to use effectively.

Yes.Can you enforce this in a semi cost effective or realistic way?