It is an older home so are you going to have to rewire the entire house to bring it up to code?

The authors of the tax code wanted to encourage home ownership, which is supposed to embody "the American Dream".

He is trying to charge extra for work they underbid to put in French doors, a water heater "broke" as they were raising the height of it up to code...I would accept the cost of a new one but not sure how it is my responsibility for labor to put it in since they had to do so anyways and no one wants to claim responsibility for it "breaking"?

As of now, my strategy consists of searching Lafayette, and its adjacent parish's, sheriff sales, sorting for properties by zip code, and heading to the clerk of courts office to check for liens and any useful mortgage information on the sorted foreclosures.

You have asked for some information that may explain the reasoning behind the enactment of Maryland Business Regulation Code Annotated § 8-405.

So it ends up falling back to enforcement of local code or ordinance for health and safety.

All this for $1497 with a promo code.

have a discount code so don't pay full price for the course work!

I know it is easier said than done but as long as it is not a safety hazard or against code, you don't have an obligation to fix it. 

I will have an on site manager but I don't want them to have to be making a new card or something every couple of days because the bar code got smudged or something.