Today is only Dec. 7th and my onboarding team this morning looked like keystone cops running around the office coordinating with different departments, making changes to existing clients for EOY, setting up new clients for launches on Jan 1st, migrating platforms, etc, etc.

I called their code enforcement department, but they said that I needed a specific address.

Land is much easier to maintain and manage then rentals and the payoff is huge if you find the right buyer/developer deductive reasoning and also become one with the planning departments and sitting in on the public hearings when they are talking about long range planning..  

you should pop in to the department of real estate they are out there on Lakeland road on the way to the airport.. very easy to talk to an enforcement officer..   

The West new York, NJ town, building department recently told me that I can't rent out my rooms to anybody even if I own the house and I can't make individual leases for rooms as well.

That alone could cost tens of thousands of dollars since you're reframing everything.Worth talking to your local building department, but could be a huge undertaking.

How the process works, formulas, different departments, construction process and such.

Hosts will have to register with the city planning department and pay an $89 fee each year.Only a primary residence can be rented out, defined as the place where a host lives for at least six months per year.Renters can’t home-share without prior written approval of their landlord.Stabilized (aka “rent-controlled”) units are not eligible for home-sharing, even if you own your own RSO unit.Hosts may not register for or operate more than one home-sharing rental unit at a time in the city.Hosts can not home-share for more then 120 days in a calendar year, unless they have registered with the city for “extended home-sharing.”The “extended home-sharing” option allows hosts to rent out residences for an unlimited number of days.

I need some guidance, like really bad, it’ll definitely bring me reassurance and help in the confidence department.

That being said, the Building Department should be able to tell you why your permit was denied and what you need to do to get it approved.