It depends on the local zoning and government.

The federal government was the one that forced blind manufacturers to "voluntarily" stop making corded blinds. 

If properties always lose money throughout, then likely not much issue given technically they don't owe tax to the government. 

If it's run by the local government as most water companies are; you can file a Freedom of Information Act Request.

If they are in a drug treatment program and no longer use drugs, the Federal Government considers them handicapped and protected by the Fair Housing Act.12.

When I punch in a company name, it gives me a tab for "Governing People".

@Mitchell RubinsteinIn the very least, you will likely want to have a formal written agreement between the two of you to govern split of profits, expenses, etc. 

They have offices all over the country and knowing how government works the implementation probably looks fairly different from office to office.Another helpful thing my realtor mentioned is they are much more comfortable approving things built after lead based paint and asbestos were no longer used. 

If you really wanted to be insulting you could report her to the states real state governing body.

Seems everything in the bay area has negative cashflow but everyone is counting on appreciation to bail them https://www.sacbee.com/news/local/article233802817.htmlI also noticed Sacramento government passed a rent control law, "Sacramento Tenant Protection and Relief Act" which takes place on Oct 12.