He agreed to have an electrician bring the kitchen up to code, is hiring a sheetrocker to repair all the sheetrock, replacing the kitchen cabinets, and replacing the SS dishwasher to match the fridge/microwave/stove....and my offer is still $49k.I also talked to him about the foundation and they had it inspected by a structural engineer and repaired for $13k a couple years ago.

Code, landlords are required to give the name and address of "the person or persons authorized to collect or receive rent and manage and maintain the premises, and who can readily be contacted by the tenant." 

you can export by city, zip, area code, etc...all for free without having to buy report...once you have your criteria, click on purchase list, then there will be a tab to purchase partial list, then select custom, then choose export and it will email a cvs that you can sort in excel, etc.  

Also what about electrical fixes--this condo I am buying is in need of ground faulted outlets, as it was built prior to that being a building code.

Must we assume this 1960's house meets electrical and plumbing codes, no lead paint, etc...?

The infinity pool and deck cost over $1mm to build due to the immense caissons needed to support it, and code changes meant it couldn't be recreated or duplicated.

Another downside is you loose on the advantages, of the Federal Tax Code, by not closing in the name of a LLC.

This list would contain the zip code and corresponding name of the municipality, and a breakdown of the number of SFRs.

Once the NOD is published, third party involvement can be (in several states is) considered predatory and civil codes prohibit "Purchasers of Equity" in such cases.  

The first and most pressing issue is the recent growth of the Airbnb rental market and the subsequent regulation that has been imposed by the city.New York City building code considers any stay less than thirty days (where the leaseholder is not present), "Transient Use", which, in turn, places that unit in the "hotel" category.