Cheat code is call a septic company for a pump out costs about $300 and they will find the septic lid and pop it for you to pump the system.

Around here that's often code for a mix that might have pit bull mixed in as well.

Some are very specific to particular aspects of real estate investing, some are like RDPD, some are more purely investing in general, and some, like the 2006 International Residential Code, are specific to construction.

I would have interest in investing also if there were clear codes permitting.  

I think it can be a bit difficult to navigate at times, but you can get a good snapshot of an area per area codes, county, city/ town, etc.I prefer and use Reonomy.

I would love to take advantage of the lower interest rates, but it seems they don’t apply for investors, or I haven’t cracked the code yet.

I hope this post reaches you.I do a lot of my REI from my iPad Pro w/ apple magic keyboard... a laptop is too much to lug around and I can’t be efficient with an iPhone.

@Beatriz Goudie So, here it is the information for land #1:MIAMI 21 ZONING (current) -> Zone: T3-O; Description: Sub-Urban Zone; Enactment 13114FORMER 11000 (notvalid) Zone - > R-2 (OLD); Description: Two Family ResidentialExisting Land Use - > LU Code: 10; Description: Single-Famil, Med.

Hi BP Community,I would like to upgrade my Air BnB locks to WiFi Smart Locks where I can remotely change the codes for the guests.

It might help to think of a few different categories:legal/land: encroachments, zoning issues, codes, neighborhoodphysical plant: wiring, roofs, HVAC systems, septic, gutters, deferred maintenance, lead, foundationsfinancials: tax changes, assessments, insurabilitytenants: arrears, deposits, ongoing disputesMy votes for most overlooked?