If it's a one-bedroom you may have fire hazard remedies and code violations you could cite, but if it's a two-bedroom and there is room, is it a big deal if the tenants are good tenants who pay on time?

Also, revealed details of contents could have lead this person to share info with someone else, would may have took the opportunity to break into the home.Obviously, the buyer is extremely upset as well as my family because our personal business was shared with people that was not a party to the transaction, which should violate some code conduct.My question is: can someone point me to a standard of conduct or ethical information that would explain the recourse or ramifications for this type of activity by this appraiser.I’ve searched high and low, but I haven’t found anything.

@Richard Merkuris some one from your specific area will have to answer or you need to look up local zoning code. 

If you don't want to get too involved, put a gate across the driveway with a pin-pad access code and only provide the code to the people that pay for the garage.

That way you can see it but you won't be able to alter it.

Almost 15% of March sales weren't coded as sold by the agents until the middle of the second week of April.

The City wants to ensure the work is done safely and per building codes, and even tho they will come out to do inspections, they even realize that they typically do not catch everything, nor are they fully responsible to; which means it is still the full responsibility of the owner to ensure the work is done safely.

Chicago code requires that all tenants need to be able to access their electrical panel 24/7 unless a dedicated person (engineer/owner) lives there to provide them with that access.

Analyzing the data based on zip code, only about 8% of our customers are coming from across the river. 

Hey yall...im trying to invest in real estate in my neighborhood (4 zip codes) to buy and hold and rent....people say i should get a website for marketing.