@Thomas Corey, I would call up the construction department and ask them.

First, go talk to the head of the Building Department.

Check with your zoning department.

@J Allen If you plan to put a mobile home on the property, you'd have to speak to the zoning department to see if it's allowed and what restrictions are there (if any) on the land.

Title insurance is a heavily regulated industry and in my experience the state Departments of Insurance regulators take their jobs seriously. 

should a young couple coming to a new rental, get back their first month rent, because they ahvent been able to enjoy peace of settling into the apartment they organised from months befre becqause it has a severe coachroach infestationi'm unsure why it wasnt treated befre they were due to move in or as soon as they arrived.its now 3 weeks laterthey have had to move around couch surfbe in temporary housingthis has impacted them enormuslyshock distresseggs in their clothing that need all to be washedthey couldnt settle immediately before starting demanding new jobs their ability to start their new jobs to studyand to sit examsmoving state and starting new jobs is hard enough exhausting enough without coming to a cochroach infested apartment and moving around until the prperty manager has it treated.should they get back their first months rent as they havent been able to be settled in the housing that they had organised from months beforeand the stress and damage and loss of income has been enormous.

She is still responsible for rent, utilities, and other costs until a replacement tenant takes over, so her lease is not terminated yet.Do your best to find a replacement tenant quickly and minimize the cost to your departing tenant.

You may want to sit down with a local bank who has 1-6 branches, to have a discussion with there commercial lending department to field potentials. ideally one who does portfolio lending, which is rarely advertised so it often requires reaching out and having discussions with them to find out. 

Usually your State Real Estate Department/Board Of Realtors.

Similar city names, totally different regulatory departments.- Long term: I am looking into self storage myself...no toilets, no tenants, and if they don't pay, I keep their stuff. : ) Sounds easier than it probably is, but enticing.- Read "Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat" by David Greene.- Read "Finding and Funding Great Deals" by Anson Young.