@Bernadeau C.Like @Richard Neuharth said, some states allow you to implement this program (aka RUBS).

The city has seen some serious investment from the city along with investment from Promedica, our healthcare provider, which provides thousands of jobs to locals in the area.Along with this, a new company is moving into the area and will be implementing a $400M facility: Peloton.

I literally implement based on that.I manage the properties but hire "tool belt" level repairs.I have been onsite for projects in order to provide guidance to the workers and answer questions about how I'd like the repair done.I have held the stupid end of a tape measure.I have held the end of a board, but not used the power tools.This interpretation was reinforced by a (former?)

I do have a 2 months of reserves but, that could possibly turn into a year of reserves depending on the strategy I implement.

We've also seen an increase of nearly 1,000 jobs from Amazon.Along with this, a new company is moving into the area and will be implementing a $400M facility: Peloton.

Even if the law change it takes months or years to be implemented so you will have plenty of time to prepare and get licensed. 

Ill definitely be implementing your contacts challenge in my day to day routine. 

I found this (http://ww.charmeck.org/plannin...) and it looks like it is not worth it.Basically, i have an architectural drawing with engineer's seal for 2 units already, and it would be great to implement it.

What do I need from the seller as far as documentation and action steps to implement when taking over with tenants while taking over as the new owner Thank you all in advance!

Every situation I encounter that's unpleasant from my business's point of view, I design a system and implement it so I avoid it in the future.Good luck!