I've tried using City-Data and some of the federal websites.

My name is Roland T Craddolph, and I live in the Greater KC area. I am completely new to the real estate investing world, and looking forward to learning more about it.  I am a Business Process Architect at Commerce B...

So I'd check with city code book and see what's required,, all that humidity has to go somewhere,, and inside isn't where it belongs.Even if it was a private home,, the amount of moisture staying inside is bad for your house structure,, mold issues, paint peeling, rot, over time it will become a bigger problem

Sometimes it's the town/city, sometimes the county.Once you figure out who actually controls road repair, then you can figure out who you have to makes calls to.

I've done the majority of my research on Kansas City and I'm also looking into Indianapolis.

I'm 100% convinced "small city" investing is where it's at.

The City would probably only allow you to load the garages off the alley.

So this home is a pre-foreclosure, right in Riverside(which is a very hot area of the city of Jacksonville), I found it on Trulia.

The city did this a few years ago connecting LoHi with LoDo and obviously, that worked out for them.

Looking for a savvy real estate account here in the metro area to add to my team. Anyone have good recommendations?