@Rai UdHouse hacking has served me and my family well, we have a 2750 sqft house. 4/3 We temporarily turned the office into a bedroom and was curious how the home would perform if we put it on full blast per se.

But all of these vary from office to office and city to city.

Call the police non emergency line and they will take care of it.I've called this number before for a tenant/squater related issue before and three police officers arrived in about 30 minutes.The difference is that this is not an emergency therefore you don't dial 911.

@Marshall Smith I do leasing for office and retail on a building my family owns.

The HOA dues are being payed (through some sort of autodraft) but are in an old amount, meaning that the HOA dues amount have increased, but the owner's autodrafted payments have not updated to match.I have purchased a service to find the contact information for the owner, but all available numbers are not reachable/disconnected.The county office does not have/will not provide contact information for the owner.Oddly enough, the owner's mailing address is for another property nearby, where the taxes are paid in full.How do I go about contacting the owner, or the people who have purchased the taxes/paid the taxes on the owner's behalf.Ultimately, I am looking to purchase the property and get it to an occupied condition.Thanks,Sameer

We financed a medical office building and the borrower filed multiple bankruptcies, switching ownership interests, etc.

But thats how you do it.. talk to a Senior escrow officer or if your in a Attonrey state a decent closing attorney they will know.

I had a similar property (commercial, 6k da ft, 3 office spaces).  

I am a transitioning Army Officer who has been moderately successful in real estate investing doing live in flips between military destinations.

Contact your local government zoning office and they can help you understand what is permitted to be built there and the permits you require.