The good property management company will make recommendations to retain, if not enhance the value for their owners.

How many tenants have the funds to pay a retainer fee to an attorney to handle the lawsuit?

I actually reached out to Daniel Bornstein first but aside from his office being out of my way in the city, his retainer seemed quite large.

And even then I might still retain them, the same way I do for evictions since I theoretically COULD do it myself but find it worthwhile to hire the specialist and recommit my time to other income-generating activities.

From the outside, the property needs at least two levels of retaining walls for the length and back of the property. 

Finally, are there any county-wide boundaries that we need to observe?

I am looking for some advice on ways to structure a JV with some developers on land that I own for single family townhomes so that I would retain one and have a percentage of sales on the rest.

I know a handyman who was charged with burglary and grand theft because they were sent by the landlord to clean out a unit that wasn't legally abandoned and the tenant later pressed charges.The following video (no affiliation) relates to Florida, but it's worth watching no matter where you are and it highlights what you need to learn and understand about abandonment the jurisdiction where your rental is located: http://www.evicttv.com/episode...Hopefully you have a security deposit you can retain to offset some of the unpaid rent and turnover costs.

.• Changing the maximum size cap to 1,200 square feet, although zoning limits retained by the Assembly will help ensure that many ADUs will still be capped at the old limit of 900 feet, city officials say.• Keeping the maximum height at 25 feet for units in the Anchorage Bowl, except those above garages, which can now reach 30 feet.However, there are no restrictions on whether the units can become short-term rentals.

Common fees will include a set-up fee, leasing fee for each turnover or a lease renewal fee, marking up maintenance, retaining late fees, and more.