Hello Ryan, these are some of the kinds of tasks I am thinking about for Boots on the Ground.Lockbox installationKey duplication, meeting locksmiths, digital lock code changesMeeting cleaners, landscapers, tradespeopleProperty walk-throughs via phone and/or video conferencingMove-in and move-out inspectionsPlacing signage on propertiesPhotos and videosScheduling contractors and tradespeople for vacant propertiesStatus reports on contractor/tradespeople progressProperty drive by

Specifically in regards to not having a window in the living room.Alternatively, would somebody be able to point me to good resources to look into regarding zoning rules / legal codes for specific areas?

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The inspector kept saying it wasn't correct , but the electrician stated that it was correct and up to code.

Conversely, if the data is contained within GIS, the tool won't be able to fetch & merge it.At present, the "tool" is just 800+ lines of code that I wrote.

Again, if by unit count, some quads, tri's, duplex's, 50 doors is rather low bar to hit. 

I’ve worked with developers in the past that were set on the building they wanted only to discover that it wasn’t feasible from a building code and zoning standpoint.

Convert it to an ADU as well...the State code allows any existing SF to be converted to ADUs.

Can you tell me your thoughts on the Downtown area and what you feel the best zip codes to invest in there are and why?

https://abnb.me/ug2awNfYPEbHad to reinvest most of the profit to add amenities, fix pool, add replace the equipment.Looking to add more amenities like wooden canopy with hanging chairs and fire pit, sauna, tiki bar.