Years ago, I checked into it, and there are services that check for such compliance for you, and even write up annual meetings i.e. minutes of meetings  etc. though I'm not sure you have to actually hold one.OP is using it for anonymity, and in the rental business, when something happens, you got no one to call, and to me that makes for negligence and an insurance risk. 

When in doubt call City Compliance.

Code enforcement runs a tight ship around here and the unit is completely in compliance based on her family size and square footage.  

I have heard if you use existing footings, you can take advantage of a non-compliance lot(in terms of setbacks), any truth to this?

Happy to chat further if any of this triggers additional questions.

There are at least 15 tenants involved and any complaint to the state could trigger an investigation that would expose the fact that you were acting as a broker without a license.

I never pulled the trigger because I couldn’t find any reviews or testimonials that seemed both legitimate and positive.

The listing agent has marked it up to indicate that the Sanitary Sewer Lateral Compliance is the responsibility of the condo HOA.The form also states that "C.PROPERTY DEFERRED: Condominiums are also required to comply with the private sewer lateral program.

A lot of people on BP see these new restrictions as opportunities though since it has scared away a lot of institutional foreign investment as well as triggered mom and pop owners to sell. 

The one I pulled the trigger on has been nothing but trouble.