I work all 58 counties of CA and use a series of direct mail educational pieces, public speaking, publicity via press releases and articles written for adjudicated publishers (legal newspapers).The mistakes most real estate related services providers make include:1) Soliciting attorneys while new and inexperienced in their profession2) Soliciting before they have researched, studied and mastered applicable laws and procedures for their area of expertise 3) Like newbie posters who post and go 'poof', I've watched real estate agent, appraisers and specialty lenders (like myself) attend one Bar Assoc meeting then disappear, never to be seen again.

Get an idea of their procedures (delinquency, maintenance, etc).

Then follow the normal move out procedures.

If someone doesn't like our procedures, they can choose a different property.

There are steps to take officially and most will require a licensed type.I'm aware of the military decontamination procedures, it was odd to watch the pros go in and do a job and not decontaminate any tools or the large fan they used to suck dust out into a controlled area, they just put it in the truck and left after all the care taken to control the site.

It had to be removed by a specialty contractor and they had to follow specific procedures and it was disposed of in a specified manner.

As long as nobody complains, or you don't pay your bird dog as a blatantly obvious part of the escrow closing procedures, how would the state even know what you are doing? 

Hey everyone, Just bought a duplex in the historic district Fox Park, my plan is to convert it into a single. what is the procedure that i'll have to do, i mean step by step. 

I caution against importing and massaging the data too much, you can easily spend more time collecting data than looking for a deal.  

The house was on the city's radar and I had to make sure that I followed their procedure exactly.