Unfortunately this seems to be happening in all major Cities..

The city requires all new plumbing to have a shutoff AFTER the meter at the street.

@Patrick Vos I work full-time as a GC in the Twin Cities (based out of Minnetonka) and hold both my Residential Real Estate Broker license and Residential Building Contractor license.

Also keep track of when you call the city and when he gives you a notice of non-renewal.

Hi Guys, Originally, I started looking into the following markets:League City, TXKATY, TXTEXAS CITY,  TX PEARLAND, TXNORMAN, OKWINTER GARDEN, FLBOERNE, TX It is too much to keep track of all these markets, so my goal is to cut down my markets to 3 markets this week.

I assume you are in LA City limits.There is a ton of info here, including links to building dept records, zoning regs, etc etc.

I own property in two different cities that are very far from where I live and have found that finding a good property manager is the hardest, yet most important member of a successful investment.

I’m looking to expand the business into the Kansas City area market.

Not sure you are, but many cities you can search the tax assessors office public records to see when the last sale happened and even who owns it, again depends on your city.

Check state/county/city laws for acceptable % you can raise the rents.