Ask the broker who on their staff that want you to work with.

I plan to maintain a home warranty plan on it past what the seller will provide to cover major repairs (HVAC, major plumbing, etc) and we have two staff handymen who can handle all minor repairs (leaky faucets, broken lights, etc).

What I don't see is where there are BP staff that have recommendations.

this information is on most every counties website.. these counties have all digitized.. you just go to codes.. then your R 5 and there will be a description of the zone.. the intent of the zone.. use's allowed out right uses that need conditional approval at staff level.. uses that need planning commission approval and uses that need a zone change.. ( which can be tough to no go in some areas like ours in Oregon.. no changing the zone without a bunch of time and money knowing your 97% chance of getting turned down

If it's a larger organization, feel free to inquire about their different staff qualifications.2.

For NY State, if you’re showing a rental property, the owner is legally allowed to do apartment showings, and in certain cases their maintenance staff can too(you might need to check with a real estate lawyer on this point.)

For the apartments you hire a full time manager for $3500 or less a month plus some part time staff.   

One of my senior accounting staff related a story while she was on a contract hire for a VERY large multifamily syndicator.

I went from being a complete newbie to an owner of three rental properties in a matter of months and I couldn't have done it without the help of the staff and members of Biggerpockets.com. 

He does it mainly to keep staff working in all cycles so they have a job and to learn when the owner wants to sell so he can buy it himself.