His next step is to call the building inspector or health department and have you cited for violations.

Account ClosedI would find out through public records or tax department.

I'm currently, not able to comply due to being stationed in Georgia at the moment.Navy Federal-Reaching someone in the business department to actually answer the question is a challenge in itself.Any advice, resources, or recommendations would be greatly appreciated.

Do you recommend using the RING and do you have a suggestion for a electronic lockbox where we can change the code after each guest departs?

I have connections there in the commercial lending department.

Then, a dear friend of mine put a copy of "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" into my hands and suggested that I read it.

I recommend first checking with your local planning department and whichever organization owns the streets to ensure your plan is permitted.  

But, the first step I'd take is talk with the city folks (codes department?) 

@Jacob Gerber Call the banks in the area and ask for the commercial lending department.

A dear friend just LOST $50k on just such a rehab in Denver due to code and zoning.She started asking questions after-the-fact :sigh: