We have a master code, a code for our maint guys hvac, plumbers, etc and then tenant has a code.

I have a potential deal right now in the 20910 zip code in Silver Spring, MD.

These are professionals with additional training and a stricter code of ethics.

Much of the construction world currently operates off of the IBC (international building code). 

Hello, I am looking to buy a property in Dallas Fort Worth are specifically in zip code 76115 that I want to flip.

My goal for access is smart phone first, ideally an electronic keypad on the same lock (that’s opebed via smart phone) second, last line of defense is a key box outside the unit with a code that we only give to tenants in event of a lockout.

Before this short discussion spins too much further out of control, I would like to point out that I'm not advertising to God and everybody in my target zip codes. 

A Code Department memo issued July 19 this year reports more than 10,000 active STR properties in the city, only 2,500 of which are registered in accordance with the current ordnance. 

I have attended a few workshops and events put on by a company called Maxable Space, they are a local company helping people with everything ADU related and are very knowledgeable on the topic.https://maxablespace.comAlso note that if you’re looking in the City of San Diego, the code refers to these units as “companion units” or “jr. companion units”.

We can apply for variances but they are tough to get because of parking, lot size & more stringent code required unit size, egress etc restrictions.