It isn't like you expect them to say something before they run to code enforcement or the local fair housing organization.Why not hide behind a corporate entity and claim that, "I'm not the owner, this LLC is"?

I suspect that the retail packaged locks do not use anywhere near the max possible codes though.

Apparently it's very common down here in Miami for people to break up single family homes into 2-4 efficiencies without the permitting because the code inspector hardly goes into the house and it's so costly and time consuming for permitting.

-Get all equipment, locks, keys, brooms, codes, etc. transferred to you.

As for the phrase "tenant free", I'm a little late to the response because This is my first week with the blog, but I would think it means "rental income without needing it".Examples are charging to use the following:Washer and dryerGarageStorage-------------------Here are a few I've been thinking about:1) setting up a strong wireless modem and charging $15 a month for the access code which changes every month.2) offering basic cable kind of like an HAO does and then adding it into their rent.3) redbox so that tenants can rent DVDs and games.

@Charlie Hampton wow, can't code enforcement help you with that?

Easy to do yourself if you can do it hiding from the code office.

http://le.utah.gov/code/TITLE78B/htm/78B06_081600....   

Certain zip codes are red hot.  

Does anyone know if there is any building code related to that or not?