@Zachary Kane Check with the county zoning department.

In one apartment, that we took over from a departing student,  we did not even meet the LL until after we had lived there 6 months.  

When taking on vendors, suppliers, or consultants, credit departments use D&B to get credit reports on companies and look at their financial health.

Call your local department of commerce or department of labor and industry

you are not required to give them an id plus there is no security deposit involved.The factor is you might need a reference for new landlord so it might be best to depart on good terms  Best of luck 

I started getting nasty phone calls, fines and visits from ISD (Inspectional Services Department) code enforcement to our office.

in Akron the water company will for some addresses-- you just have to call the water department to see if it is available.

Here in Oklahoma, some investor friends have had quite a bit of trouble with the Department of Environmental Quality on lagoons and water wells.

Contact the county tax collector & state revenue department.

One city department originally told me "no way, no how" would this ever be approved.