In Jersey City, it is expected that commercial properties (i.e. offices, large multi-family rentals, etc.) will see a bigger increase in property taxes, and waterfront condos that don't have abatements will see increases.  

If the OSHA compliance officer deems that it's a willful violation, it triples.  

I've got several contacts that will help with this because of the businesses they are in (title office, RE broker, etc.)  

Is there an office I can call that would give me a list of any permits that may have been pulled on a property that I am interested in buying?

His office has closed dozens of deals for my clients and I can't recommend them highly enough. 

I have other loan officers challenge me on this all the time.

In my area, the listing office has 3 business days to report a status change (pending) to the MLS. 

It's block by block over there, some are okay, particularly right by the police station or as you move toward the north, but some blocks are pretty shady, I wouldn't go south of 106th.

It essentially is as simple as walking into a bank and applying.I really don't know anything about FHA 203k loans, but most loan officers who handle FHA should.I would check your lease.

@Ned Carey Do you know if the county office would provide the deadline date or is that privileged info?