I want to convert the shared laundry and storage area to 1 bedroom and laundry for basement only.

No one who's ever spent their first 10 or 20 grand hasn't been in the same jittery shoes. 

@Austin DeardorffWhat's up Austin...I remember being in your shoes.

It's helpful to look for an attorney who has a high level of empathy, who can put themselves in your shoes, knows exactly what you're going to be worried about before you're worried about it, and counsels you on how to proceed.

Not only was it all there, but it was meticulously labeled and organized in hand made storage units, closets, and rolling work stations.

Step 1Decide what asset class you want to buy ( retail, multifamily, office, industrial,hotel, self storage,etc.)Step 2 Decide what size of property and price point you will be purchasing 1,5,10 million etc.

You basically upload a PDF of the documents you want to record and when it is recorded you get a heads up email and can download the recorded/stamped filings for storage.

They're talking a lot about "experiences" where people go to hang out and mingle (for example, a Tom's shoe store selling coffee), lots of online retailers opening very popular popups (see Glossier), big malls are also being repurposed, WeWork has been renting out big stores like Macy's that are closing out, etc.

A UPS could be included in the box.Now onto the larger problem, storage and access. 

2 months ago I bought what seemed like a legal 3-family, is registered with the assessor's office as a 3-family, yet now the fire marshal declared 1 unit inhabitable and the city planning and permits office saying the 3rd floor isn't a legal apartment it's "half-storage" whatever that means..Meanwhile the tenant was immediately evacuated to emergency housing (hotel) which the city made clear I will be billed for