Back to your original question; the city planning department has regular appointment with local developers that propose new construction builds either weekly or bi-weekly(ot sure about your area).

According to the zoning department, this code means Accommodates single-family detached residential development at low densities (10,000 square-foot minimum lot size), as well as small-scale multi-family dwellings.

I'm registering my business on the Tennessee Department of Revenue website and I'm not going to lie, I'm confused.

The best way to get a quick and accurate response is to go into the city office and speak with the zoning department.

They have a great tax and accounting department that works with the attorney's so that you get the most out of your business transactions. 

Reach out to the heads of the architecture and/or interior design departments at those schools and see if they have students who need practical experience and would help for a lower price-- or perhaps for free for the experience.  

The Capital District, besides being a seat of government, also hosts plenty of universities and hospitals- long-lived assets which provide local employment.Evictions in Troy are fast and cheap, and the local code department is reasonable.

If you have questions, contact the Boston Licensing Board, Inspectional Services Department, or other city agencies directly, or consult a local lawyer or tax professional.

@Jean-Marie Poth If you have the cell phone number for the person and you suspect the person is local, it might not hurt to call your local police department.

If it's an SFR, work from there to find your MFH next move...move again, rent-out the departing SFR...keep doing the same thing.