Also, call the local zoning department and they can tell you if you have any setback rules regarding the fencing.

As a commercial guy, I will say best thing to do is go to the planning department for the city. 

We can go online and see how it is listed. in addition here it is the building inspector/ engineering department or permits office.

Hello, I am an investor in NYC looking to get end-to-end consultation and advice on how NYC's department of housing rent stabilization works on multi-fam units greater than 6.

You are absolutely correct that, in Maryland, any home that is rented out and was built before 1978 needs to pass a lead safe inspection and be registered with the Maryland Department of the Environment.As for the HOA docs, your agent should request the Resale Package from the listing agent.

Not sure about code for separating between units but you could call that department, permits.

Here is the situation - the zoning department allows for a single duplex or single family detached, but not two detached homes to be built on a 6000sf lot. 

I know a lot of people do mailings, but my husband and I work and wouldn't be very efficient at answer phone calls, plus talking on the phone is one of my least favorite things in the world and am perfectly capable of admitting my inadequacies in this department!!

If you don't have one or access to one, a local hardware shop or even big box store will have one in their key-cutting departments.

They also pointed out that building inspections that aren't standardized and lack of coordination between departments adds time to the process.'