If you can get insurance coverage and the local building department isn't giving you a hard time at all, then I'd say you're good to keep on moving forward with the deal. 

@Ginger Winn If you're planning to put newer, used mobile homes on the land, you may need to check with the zoning department.

Universities, flight schools, HR departments for corporate housing, military bases, etc... the list is actually pretty long. 

It is often collected at the County Recorder of Deeds acting as an agent for the Pennsylavnia State Department of Revenue.

Both of them can help guide you through the process because either way you will likely need to prepare architectural plans to get submitted to the city.When you are ready for the renovation, let us know and we can surely be a resource for you in that department.

Hi @Troy Kehoe, I always point my clients to the city government development department when determining what pool protections they need to put in place.

This is the name of a Cape Coral police department detective investigating BlackTip and Beattie Development.This website will not let me plate the telephone number or email address, but let’s try it this way.Detective CorreaTwo Three NineTwo Four TwoThree Seven One Fourjcorrea at capecoral dot gov

We market/show the property and try to find a replacement tenant as quickly as possible, minimizing impact on the departing tenant.

I am planning on visiting the P&Z department in Douglas Co. to get a walkthrough of how to obtain a building permit this week. 

In regards to point 4), you mention the possibility of a tenant living for free indefinitely inside an unwarranted unit, due to the inability of the landlord to enforce rents, and the inability to perform an eviction.It's my understanding that if the Department of Building Inspection (DBI) discovers the unwarranted unit, it's possible for them to force the landlord by law to legalize the unit.