I haven't confirmed but I'm fairly certain that the basement isn't considered "habitable space" per city guildlines since it only has windows with proper egress in the kitchen area.My question is, how should I go about having an evaluation done to determine what I would need to complete to have the space permitted for renting without drawing unwanted attention that could have city inspectors knocking out at my door doling out violations?

I have not had a problem since.Lastly, once the moratorium is lifted, if you choose to relieve yourself of this tenant by issuing a 30-day notice to vacate, that decision may result in more problems, and you may find yourself left with all of their unwanted belongings once all is said and done.

The next guy may charge nearly the same and not take the time to go the extra mile and replace that damaged wood which was outside the project and was obviously going to add to the cost of an already unwanted repair.If you are truly unhappy with the quality of the work pay him and move on.  

No ill will just giving my unwanted two cents :)

Do you mainly look for REO's or will you also go looking for unwanted/ neglected properties?

Also, should the tenants ever find out that you're actually the landlord and intentionally deceived them, wouldn't this create animosity and possibly have other unwanted effects?

That will allow help you pick the *right* deals today so you're not sitting on a bunch of unwanted assets.

As a sign of good will, you might even pass the lead onto a couple of commercial realtors with a mention that you will be happy to accept any unwanted residential leads.

I would also like to make it my "Primary"- "Registered" place of business to switch my bus lic and Bus tax registration address to it to avoid getting unwanted late night un-solicited salespersons/mail sent to or visiting my home.  

We offered a  clean out of all the unwanted items with our offer.