Your attorney can draft a document (Coporate Resolution) that states what transactions each member can perform.

Thanks for the recap/resolution.

My leaseholder didn't want to get me involved either but Jess sent me an email trying to find a resolution which started my inquiries.

So please tune in and become part of the resolution for those who are limited to the understanding of technology and it's abuse of power.

But there's no reason to wait to get the process started, it's only going to delay a resolution to this problem.

Stay resolute and adhere to your requirements.

Sorry you are having to deal with an eviction, but it is great that you are reaching a resolution to this!

Admittedly I am speculating this next point and forgive me for not pickpocketing every possible scenario here, but I believe since none of the council members who approved this resolution will be necessarily directly affected by this law, as in they are probably neither a landlord nor a tenant – at least not a tenant in a building where they believe none of these criminals could afford, they are either social experimenting for kicks or, worse, intentionally trying to destroy.

After actually speaking with Zach at RTR, he was able to clear up things for me to assist with the resolution on the issues I was facing.

@Mary JayThis is a great question because you will get great responses and resolutions going both ways.