HiI am working on acquiring a property- the investment makes sense as a multi unit building- triplex- It is zoned RSA5- I am familiar with the process to get a variance-My question is- I noticed other RSA5 properties in the area have 3-4 units- I pull the public records and info an do not see a variance or anything about the change in use or any permits for that matter Is there a place I can check if a variance was filed on a property for multi unit use?

Even if it's not a "law", if the general public thinks it is, then it will hurt your bottom line to not have it.

Year was 2012.I have zero experience with this, a quick search on public records seems to suggest it was done to delay a foreclosure.I haven't ran a credit check yet, will do it today. 

Many them use  illegal and questionable marketing methods to attract sellers.The system I developed years ago and still use to this day on houses - commercial - lots - land and nonconforming real estate is (STOP - understand - I am telling and not SELLING - only trying to answer a question) the system if followed - prospecting - evaluating- controlling and assigning by public auction is the basis of Control and Roll. 

Public transportation is always an issue here, but unless you have a set routine and you do not want to go out and enjoy other parts of the city, not having a car is not an option.

@Mike Dymski Hi Mike, I generally don't publicize all of the lenders I work with unfortunately.

I hired a public adjuster and the loss is almost settled.

I know both canidates at least publicly do not understand the concepts I just described but one area I appreciate Romney is his realistic goal of energy independance.

pagewanted=all&_r=0I also wouldn't give an exact address or exterior photo publicly if I were you, otherwise you have any whacko out there knowing you have a usually vacant rental stocked with all sorts of goodies.

Auction: When the tax sale is held (as specified in the notice of sale), the Tax Collector sells at public auction each parcel of land (if still delinquent) which has been properly advertised.