I was making good money in my early 20s working in Chase banks mortgage department.

You want to check there license, with you state Department Of Business And Professional Regulations, that their license is current as well as there are no liens, judgements, complaints, etc. filed against their license.

 Call DHS, department of health and services or equivalent department in California.  

There’s a lot of smaller local banks in KC that offer this product you just have to talk to someone in the commercial department. 

I would start by requesting Tax delinquency list from the Tax department and requesting maintenance and nuisance violations from the building&permit department.

If you can't find anything call your water department and ask for a re-read of your meter.

and really depends in jurisdiction as well.. some of these health departments are pretty tough.. they can condemn and make people move ..

@Chad Bellanger First I would call the zoning department and see if the land is zoned to be a mobile home park.

This may only happen once in a while, but it sure offsets a lot of the potential savings of a metered property.I understand that the Meter Save program by the water department will guarantee that your metered bills are not higher than your current bills for 7 years, but I plan to keep these properties for longer than that.

I have been looking into this more in depth and found these links: https://dallascityhall.com/departments/codecomplia...https://dallascityhall.com/departments/codecomplia...I am looking to owner occupy a MFH and the code seems to exempt owner-occupied properties, but it is very possible I am interpreting it incorrectly.