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All Forum Posts by: Ruschka Sanguinetti

Ruschka Sanguinetti has started 1 posts and replied 2 times.

Thank you. I'll pass this along to him...also looking at possibly donating to an organization such as Habitat for Humanity, as a way out. 

He has received several notifications from the city, documenting inspections and violations and deadlines in which to repair them. Now legal action, fines, and jail time are on the table for failure to do so in the allotted time period. Is it possible to simply surrender the property to the state? Give back the land and the property is a state of major disrepair?