Contact the county or local planning department to see if there are any issues with building on the property - bring donuts and make friends as these people will make or break you.If you are unsure of the borders of the property, then have the seller order a professional survey be done.If there is a Department of State Lands or similar in your region then find out about any special delineations on the property.Find out about power.

It would also be simple to produce a buyers list coming from our sales department.

As to the Department of buildings, they work at their own pace and don't seem to care too much otherwise .

@Joseph Renteria, if you've been regularly saving, and already have say $30k saved in an account, you should probably ask your BANK directly: Do they have a COMMERCIAL Lending Department, whose job it is to look more closely at the "deal" you want to buy, rather than your already-owned assets/income?

Date: Tenant 1 Name: Tenant 2 Name: Dear Tenants,Thank you for choosing to rent your home from us.We have appreciated doing business with you for the length of your stay.As you have seen we have worked hard to respond to your requests while living in your home and to make your stay as comfortable as possible.Your agreed Lease Period has been fulfilled.At this time you are reaching the end of your “Lease Period” and now will be on a “Month-to-Month” lease option as stated in the Lease Agreement under item 4.

I have a family member who is near and dear to my heart, and they've come to me for advice and I unfortunately don't have enough knowledge to point them in the right direction. 

Further, I am not fond of the town council nor the building department, so I just want to leave that building and town in terms of investments. 

Many suburban municipalities around here even have ordinances against street parking overnight - you have to call the police department each night to inform them why you are leaving your car on the street.

I would work with different departments of the same bank, take money from one department, pay the other and get up to 4 rentals.

I'm an architect and work in the tech department of a giant construction management firm, think 1M sq ft industrial/commercial projects and the only thing I can guess that you are referring to is a 3d laser scan, which is way to cost prohibitive to do for flipping/remodeling.