State-specific legal timelines2.

I’m not excusing anything just saying it’s not impossible for a property owner to be blind.

With small 1-4 units, its near impossible to get a bank loan until you have that all complete and permits approved.

The buyer is offering at least 25% down and paying you 6-8% interest (not your interest rate as you are still legally responsible for paying that debt.

I believe, as it is executed today, it to be a near impossible criteria; it is the only threshold I am aware of the requires a majority of the eligible voters to vote and all uncast votes count in favor of the initiative.If you are unaware here are measure b discrepancies from passed to what was implemented:- fee proposed was $23 to $29 per month.  

Unless legally removed, a basement/cellar would be noted on the CO.

Hi all,We are getting ready to evict a tenant.  We've tried the service BP sends you to for "Lawyers" (Contracts Counsel) and is deplorable and a disaster.If you want more info on why, DM me and I'll send the details....

Yeah, in general, what you're describing is legal — offering discounts to law enforcement officers for homes you're selling or renting is allowed as long as it's done fairly and doesn't discriminate against protected classes under the Fair Housing Act.

In today's market with everything hired out that's impossible. 

The most common mistakes I see are (a) tenants not REALLY buttoning up food sources (impossible if they have pets, btw), and (b) quitting the treatment too early.