Then I saw on TV a show around that time where investigators videotaped doctors preparing phony bills for patients for phony visits, I was convinced. 

Not only that, he is under investigation AGAIN for unlicensed brokering.

Like I said, you will need to investigate, zoning, city ordinances, insurance, permits/licenses, health codes (if you have anything over 4 units, with more than 1 floor, you will be under ADA compliance jurisdiction), and irate neighbors.

BP Community, I am investigating the multi-family game and I am trying to figure out what types of investors are buying fully turn-key multi-family complex's in the Bay Area (San Jose/Santa Cruz - and surrounding cities/towns) ?

You do need to investigate the turnkey seller / management team.

I am investigating if it would be advantageous for us to reduce our tax liability (decrease profits).

I personally have not done any deals in that area, but I have investigated the area for an associate of mine. 

Call your local news station and complain about the police not at least investigating your claim. 

Hi All, This is my first venture in flipping properties to the point at which I am simply investigating the opportunity to see if it's right for me.

I need to investigate any codes or laws governing this process, but I don't know where to begin.The only certainty is that the shelter will look strange, especially next to everyday houses -- HOAs will surely be a death sentence, no?