Finally go and knock on their door, but mention that you sent a letter and didnt hear back and...blah blah blah, but its important to say with a big smile, "i mailed you a letter (or postcard) and i was just following up and seeing what you think....." or whatever, because that establishes the rapport that your looking for. a warm greeting instead of a cold greeting (ie cold call)Then ask them about it and see what the heck is going on.

My husband and I started to work in the house to make it look great again and finally rent it, but now that it is almost finished and ready to be rented the 4 apartments, the city didn't give me the permission to have 4 electric meters because they say that the house and the land don't have the enough required size for the new codes to be divided in 4 apartments , so they only gave me the permission for 2 electric meters, and this is a problem because the house is completely divided in 4 units with kitchens and bathrooms etc..  

And finally what is a title company and how do I find one so I can close on a deal?

If you completed the orders and they come out to do the final inspection, they can't issue any new orders unless they can prove that violation occurred after the last inspection.  

Finally remember, that missing out on a deal is far better than getting sucked into a bad deal. 

And I'm happy to say I've finally put my first offer in on a property in Wilmington, DE.

A final thought.

Hello fellow BP'ersI have finally made the move to the Clearwater area and I'm looking to start building relationships and contacts with the local professionals!

Final question - do you think you are ready to look for deals, or do you agree with me that while the impetus of your thinking is in the right direction, what you really need is to educate yourself :)?

Been reading this site for a while now and finally created my account.