Not sure if this is a glitch but i hope its resolved soon.

The HVAC team can open the kitchen floor and resolve the issue, but this will cost me a few hundreds of dollars.My question is: can I make the seller pay for this since the issue was clearly caused by him?

But it had been resolved for at least 2 years now.

Clearly there is a NEED for daycare, but IMO this is another overreach by Sacramento to resolve their failings at solving community problems, just like the new change in 2017 forbids reporting evictions in public records.Glad I'm retired as of Mar 2016

Many local communities have rental inspection ordinances that are enforced arbitrarily and resolved slowly.

When they questioned our rights to that area, we told them that we just had a new survey done and were happy to take it up with our title insurance company, and so far that seems to have resolved the issue as they've left it alone since then. 

Thanks for this post Josh, resolved my concern in a flash.

Resolved.

I'm not averse to beginning out of state, I just think I would feel more confident in my investment if I were able to be close by knowing that any issues that arise I'd first attempt to resolve myself before hiring someone else.I apologize for not having been super specific in my first post, but any advice and opinions one any of these subjects would be much appreciated.

The feedback they have told me is that when the tenants get along, it is pretty smooth sailing... but as soon as there is a problem that doesn't get resolved it causes drama and spreads to all the tenants.