We hope to start next week.The plan is to have one side one large office rented to one business, and the other side will be executive space to be rented to 2-4 clients needing smaller offices.

I also have tried down at the permit office to find out of homes that have been  issued a violation for not cutting their lawn, too much junk in the yard and things like that.  

Bad areas are BAD.A good strategy is to buy within easy commuting distance to the military bases, and rent to an officer.

If the future buyer goes ahead and asks their loan officer if there's a problem with getting financing because the property is located off of a Class VI road and the underwriter catches wind of it, well now its out in the open and they have to look at that and take it into consideration. 

if socouple things.1. have realtor write it up on their standard forms.2. go to the local office depot and look at the forms you can buy there that are generic.

Mounties, Provincial and local police forces, as well as officers of the court, have access to the system.  

. :-)   It comes from agents (no offense), lenders, sellers, tenants, relatives, co workers, contractors, strangers       Overcoming all that is part of the fun and satisfaction.  

Try going to your local code enforcement office.  

I caught this mistake only 12 days after the vesting doc was recorded because I just so happened to go online to check the assessors office because my aunt has been trying to manipulate me out of my interest in the home so I have been keeping track of everything.

I am an investor friendly escrow officer in Murrieta and would love to help in any way I can!