If she prevents you from coming back in, some police departments will do a civil standby and/or come out and explain to your mom that she can’t just kick you out like that if you lived there. 

We planned to pull the permits ourselves to renovate the bathroom and kitchen, however, only after we paid for the permit the building department is requiring a CSL since we planned to remove sheetrock and the state of Massachusetts does not recognize us the homeowners since we have no intent to live there. 

How many hours have I spent talking to laborers/contractors/building inspectors/Fire Chiefs/ Highway department people?

Our lawyer will do title check, husband has already been to the town's office, checked the card, spoken with the building department about the building. 

You'll also need to familiarize yourself with the building department of your city/county as it sounds like this place is stripped to the studs and joists or you will probably have to rip it down to studs and joists and rebuild the entire thing.

Best bet is to gather details and then call the property value assessment department.

I am basically going to unless the property like you suggest with estoppel s and talking to the code enforcement department.

Sucks but that's why no one is talking about Ohio.I do not know the intricacies of Ohio, but I suggest calling your local county tax department to get more information. 

Our firm gets weekly updates on changes throughout the world regarding business immigration and we assume that this will have a major impact upon EB-5 candidates.The bulletin says the following:"A final regulation expected to make changes to the EB-5 immigrant investor program is now under review at the Office of Management and Budget, the last step in the regulatory process before the rule is published and implemented.The Department of Homeland Security seeking to increase EB-5 investment thresholds and limit the types of development projects that qualify for the program.

@Thomas J Petracca Well, you're way ahead of me in the action department, my friend.