My question is: was the Move Out Condition Report with my itemized cleaning deduction, not sufficient enough for the Civil Code 1950.5 itemized deduction statement requirement?

all this again, depends on the area, what type of utilities are located there - along with the sewer systems, as well as various codes and zoning regulations.1. go to the town and get the application for subdividing a residential lot2. talk to a surveyor and probe them for questions.3. talk to the town about general information on subdividing.4. drive the area - check out the frontages of the lots.5. if it's an area with a lot of vacant lots - you'll need plats and maps to see how the parcels look, in terms of frontages and total lot sizes.6. consider hiring an expeditor to handle this - although this should be after you've done your homework yourself.now ALL THIS DEPENDS ON THE TOWNSHIP.

I am selling an over seas property and have realized that according to the irs website the tax code will not allow a 1031 exchange with non US properties.  

id=1182http://www.state.nj.us/dca/divisions/codes/forms/pdf_lti/landlord_regs.pdfI was digging around on the Jersey City/NJ website for landlord tenant relationships.

You need to confirm code requirements because the City of Houston has updated to the new Fire code so there might be some requirements that you would need to meet.With regard to service most of the installers have service departments that can come out as you need them. keep in mind you will also have to get yearly inspections as well.

Hi BP Community,I am looking to flip properties in Columbus, Ohio.What are your thoughts on Franklinton (Zip code 43222)  as a flip market?

The rest of the requirements are typical fire code rules. 

Its algorithms can hone in on every geographical location in the Country by zip code.

If this was his first time trying to push a nonconforming curb cut through DOT, he may have expected it to be as easy to respond to DOT comments as it is with most City jurisdictions (very easy, if you have calculations and Code to prove adequacy). 

What is important is that the Ohio Revised Code chapter 4735 says it's illegal to wholesale without a license.