https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2019/03/what-happens-when-you-find-cameras-your-airbnb/585007/

Just today I see this new article about GOYA foods having plans for 330,000 square feet of processing facility in Apopka as well:https://www.orlandoweekly.com/Blogs/archives/2019/...There are countless other businesses building and developing smaller less news worthy projects that collectively are huge too. 

Cardone Capital V, LLChttps://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1741665/000147793218003316/cardone_1a.htm cardone_1a.htm - sec.govwww.sec.govPART II- OFFERING CIRCULAR .

I listen to the archives while delivering pizzas and driving to my various job sites.I have a lot of preparing to do before I feel I'm ready to buy but I'm still looking at deals atm.

I have searched the archives and can't seem to find anything other than a few people suggesting looking on loopnet.

I have been listening to a lot of the archived podcasts and have found them very helpful.I will look into the Lansing area.

You may be able to Sue the Seller, you viewed the property with that unit vacant, it is generally reasonable to not have significant change in the property between the showing, offer acceptance and closing, I would bet there is case law on this, I hop you are working with a good Realtor, ask if they can find similar situations in the WRA Legal Hotline archives and the related guidance, the agent should refer you to legal counsel and not provide any legal advice, but if I was the broker in your transaction I would be digging for case law o this.

A year after we owned it one of the building inspectors decided to enforce the 2017 IRC for all multi's in the area & dug out the archives. 

I think you'd do well to search online and offline records and archives for a similar case within the last few years and reverse engineer the entire file.Get copies of all court and recorded docs as well as noting law firms and attorney names. 

My guess is there's volumes already archived in BP on each of those topics.