The fire department has blessed the extra rooms as bedrooms, so what were "2 bedroom units with 2 bonus rooms"  became "4 bedroom units". 

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I suspect the ball was dropped here somewhere, Go down to the building department and check it out from start to finish.

I called the county liaison who handles most of the county leases and who coordinates different departments with the real estate needs they may have.

His credit is good so no unforeseeable issues in that department and the home is VA eligible I am sure as very few problems exists with it.

If you are talking about housing that may meet the needs of a person with a disability, let your local DVR (Department of Vocational Rehabilitation) office know you have available housing.

His answer was no, he was not responsible and it's all in my hands.I have just written to the water department to ask for an appeal hearing even though it's after the deadline.

Each state has its own Department of Corporations with there own costs and rules.

I  would contact the Department of Real Estate directly or go to their government website.  

Did you ask the Planning Department about the overhang from the neighbors?