Making your home work for you?
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A homeowner charged with allegedly using her house as an income property of sorts by hiring it out for weddings is the subject of a story at latimes.com today:
Because of neighbors’ complaints to the police and city officials about noise, traffic and parking, Palos Verdes Estates has charged the mansion’s owner with four misdemeanors, including two zoning violations, committing a public nuisance and operating a business without a license.
She could face two years in jail and a $4,000 fine. What do you think, L.A. Land? Free enterprise, or do the neighbors have a right to quiet enjoyment of their properties?
--Lauren Beale
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