I am the author and would be happy to answer any questions or jump on a phone call if you'd like.I'm always happy to talk to young aspiring investors.

It authorizes that individual to remove personal belongings, pay rent, receive a refund, etc.

Most of my units are 1200ish.As a former LEO, an officer has to find out if a person in the house has the authority to allow the officer entry into a rented room.

I am pregnant and my husband doesn't smoke, but not even our medical records matter to them because the housekeeper said that the room was heavily smoked in, and that I signed the authorization for them to charge me the $250 cleaning fee. 

So, perhaps that's something to look into and if I'm correct, contact the necessary city authorities. 

@marion zunigaYou can easily say no - or you can give them a list of requirements they are highly unlikely to meet - which is a polite no.1) Written authorization from the ciy on city letterhead2) Damage and liability insurnace of $1,000,0003) Rent increase to cover additional wear & tear4) Higher security deposit (if legally allowed) to cover potential damages5) Letters from neighbors stating they are okay with additional traffic and parking issues.6) Whatever else you can think of!

Eventually we want to have it in an LLC, but as long as our bases are covered now we're okay like this.Should this be in writing on a specific form for the authorities to see or can it just be in our records?

This proposal would: Prohibit a housing provider from evicting a tenant without a just cause as defined under the county code -- going further than state law/Prevent a landlord from evicting a tenant if they moved in an unauthorized pet or occupant between March 4,2020 and Jan. 20, 2023/Tell landlords how rent payments must be applied even when the tenant is delinquent on rent.Limit rent increases to 3% in the unincorporated county to the extent allowed by state law.Prohibit late fees for another year.CAA unequivocally opposes this action and sent this letter to the Board of Supervisors, outlining significant concerns questioning the Board’s authority to take this action.

For example, the author used "%5" instead of "5%".

When you give the general partner control of your money you don't give the general partner full authority to spend your money as he personally sees fit.