I had a tenant threaten to set my building on fire,, I called the fire department and they sent out a truck with a fire chief on board, he didn't take it lightly told the guy it was a felony act he was threatening and with that report I had the guy evicted for cause , a quick expedited court hearing and out in quick time.. 

I would get the address of the house and check with the public records office(I believe that is the correct office) or if you struggle finding what city department then try and talk to a real estate agent or ask another investor on BP or at a meeting what you should do.

This isn't searchable online but is still convenient: If you receive info on a house (the address is needed) about being a possible foreclosure, and want to know its status, you can either search online or call the county tax department to get the owner's name(s) which is needed for when you call the foreclosure department (press "0" to speak with someone in that department).

Call the zoning department and ask them. 

The Physician Loan is good for up to 10 years after they complete their residency program, which can be anywhere from 3-5 years if they continue to specialize in a particular department.

You are somewhat correct; lenders (or a department within the company) who specialize in renovation loans don't act as your GC, but they will ensure bids are reasonable, release funds when inspections and milestones are met, etc.  

@Peter Yun you want to call some local banks & credit unions and talk to their commercial lending or commercial banking department. 

Department stores do it, landlords do it, it's the process of operating a business.

We found a loop home with our planning department and put a full price offer on the property on Thursday. 

Call the city water department to potentially save yourself from racking your brain over cost breakeven analysis.