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Or as other poster mentioned, just swap whole units.
The tenants, or their visitors, will park in other peoples yards.
The landlord will make deals to waive the security deposit in exchange for ‘fixing up’ the units, after the prior tenant trashes it.
So, ‘saving money’, is really externalizing the costs to the surrounding neighbors.
My plan is to purchase it, and raze it to the ground, honestly.
So, the neighbor that has a bunch of money, and sees the lot next door become ‘denser’, why not buy all the units and create a buffer?
https://www.legalmatch.com/law-library/article/quiet-enjoyme...
There are only 2 parking spots available, and the upstairs unit was converted in such a way that the only way to get to the bathroom is through the kitchen.
The side of the house was ‘modified’ to provide a front-door to the upstairs unit. However, this door is less than 6 feet from my fence, so it is impossible for anybody to move furniture in or out of the home.
What is the difference in effort between ‘selling’ a $15k website or application versus writing, maintaining and deploying said application?
https://www.newsweek.com/dmv-drivers-license-data-database-i...
There is also the issue with police chiefs publicly declaring that they will not enforce the orders of their governor.
So, that is a bigger problem to me...
Deciding to only enforce the laws you ‘like’.
So, still getting paid.
The police department will determine if it is worth ‘paying off’ the remaining loan amount, so they can seize the car and sell it at auction.
I was surprised at the number of options.
Just, wow.