Make sure you have plenty of pictures and documentation.Also check your local and state laws for how long you have to return the deposit or provide an accounting of any portion not returned.

He has a civil law practice in OKC.

It's lawfully defined.  

Isn't that against the law unless you check the Do Not Call registry?

To clarify, are you asking what the NYC laws state as far as what you are required to do in this situation as a landlord?

I don't know Ohio law but I do know this is a touchy subject.

Make your lawful request for recent meeting minutes and the last annual budget summary.  

There could be state or city laws that prevent it from taking place, not just the mobile home park neighborhood.

I suggest you better identify the type of entity you are which should be found in the Charter and By-Laws.In the By-Laws you should find the duties of the Treasurer, you may be required to have an audit, you will if you're a non-profit association by state law usually.

I am having trouble structuring the deal because the lot is zoned RLC which has a condition that states that only a law office can be built on the property.