If you want to come into Scottsdale and buy me a cup of coffee, I can give you the advice you need.Also, are you a "gator lender"?

I assume the approval is not actually for the sale per se, but for a CUP or other permit that is necessary to operate.

California still has 2026 world cup coming, and in 2028 the Olympics.

Physical, tangible assets are also my cup of tea. 

A meeting and a cup of coffee with all involved should clear the air. 

We’re *basically ready for cabinets and flooring at this point, and then paint and fixtures. 

All of the zones that do allow Transient Habitation still require a major Conditional Use Permit (CUP) for that activity.

I cosmetically updated the entire house...new paint, floors, countertops, fixtures, and fence. 

Costs of clearing stoppages due to misuse or improper items being placed in the toilet or other plumbing fixtures shall be charged to the tenant.Lawn furniture is permitted, as long as it is in good condition and is actually lawn furniture.

Meaning, we'll get as many dumpsters as necessary, but if the contractors want to take the appliances, old fixtures, any discarded aluminum/copper, etc, they are welcome to (we prefer it, as it's more eco-friendly and saves us money on dumpsters).Generally, our contractors will take about 20% of the stuff and throw the rest away...