We had the fire department do a holiday safety talk last October, a driver's training instructor did safe driving in poor weather, with a video. 

BTW, we rent condo for around $1300/month, so if someone departed 5 months early, that would be a $700 fee to them plus they own the lease payments until we find a new tenant (see below).We also ask them to sign a document that states they are breaking their lease early and they are responsible for the lease payments for future months of the lease until we find a new tenant.

The mortgage departments and the HELOC departments are usually completely separate.

the HR department may only verify they are employed.

Go to city zoning and building department asking for details. 

The fire department report stated that the cause of the fire was undetermined and she didn't even present her home insurance's report because they interviewed us, investigated and still paid out.

Here's info on tax abatements: https://www.dsm.city/departments/community_development-division/permit_and_development_center/tax_abatement_information.php#outer-503

Often times if it was built as a garage the building department will not let you transition it into a carport.

I had to find a fire department approval from 1939, and they couldn't find it, and someone on line told me to come back as it's probably a misfiling, as those files weren't computerized.

I know it sounds like I'm splitting hairs but some banks write HELOCs in their residential department....which won't write Investment Properties.