However, if you strike a deal with a tenant to move out for an amount that is less than the relocation assistance amount they would be entitled to - and they find out and complain to the housing department, they could potentially complain that you had coerced them into moving out and giving up their rights or something like that.  

When you add the "90 day" seasoning day rule and building departments,  unforseen problems, etc.

(cousin, sister, ex-spouse, etc..)And try the water department, building code enforcement officer..

One from the department of revenue.  

(non-institutional)So when you talk to a person about a mortgage, ask also to speak to the commercial lending department, and ask the same questions. 

There are traps association with any facet of real estate investing, so turnkeys aren't anything special in that department.

@Lakeisha Alston you need to go to the city or planning department and find out what it is zoned for, and exactly what can and can not be built there.

The closed auto plants were also often abandoned in a period before strong environmental regulation, causing the sites to become so-called "brownfields," unattractive to potential replacement businesses because of the pollution hang-over from decades of industrial production.[12] The pattern of the deteriorating city by the mid-1960s was visibly associated with the largely departed auto industry.

PG&E + the fire department came out quickly to deactivate the live wires.

Sounds like a direct connection of an alarm system to the fire department or police dispatch.