Lots about permitting, fire separation, inspections, managing subs, all of it down to the landscaping.  

I had a similar situation where a prospective tenant, well qualified, was always on the lookout for new work options, and didn’t want to be tied to any area for any length of time.

I am looking to know the best way to prospect for new investor clients.

My wife just got licensed as a agent and is hanging her hat at a brokerage that is offering 50/50 on her first deals (which she is getting from me because I have hot leads from my side of the biz)This brokerage owner is a prospect referral partner of mine, but have not received any deals.

Top brokers have a list of hundreds prospect buyers. 

What strategies are you using to source prospective deals in your local market?

My zoning is RH 9.5 and the campground requires a special use permit along with a site plan, which I already have in the works via Fiverr.

Also has the landlord pulled any permits for updates to roof a/c heat, utilities.

If this can be done w/o a building permit then step one.3) you will need water in both units.

@Bruce Woodruff lien is 3x the disputed amount. it is an "extortion" method on work that was not completed + w.o a permit + now un-permit turned into a violation w the city  . . . . so even he gets paid the owner still needs to go and correct the items that he paid for.