@George Smith Support replied back since some of the Links; i.e. http://get.biggerpockets.com/flippingbook/ were not working either@Jeff B. any analysis you try to PDF did nothing.From BP support: Thank you for letting us know, we are aware of the issue and the technical department is already working on it.Looks like everything is coming back up now!

I have a simple form for this that says something along these lines: The original terms of the Agreement, addendum, and change of terms will remain in effect for the remaining Tenant(s).Departing tenant is no longer responsible for the terms of the agreement as of (enter date).

@Brian Christensen The easiest place to start is to go to the city zoning department and ask them every question you can think of.  

What if the handyman/painter scrapes lead paint and gets turned into the Department of Health?

If you're combining different uses, ie commercial retail with residential, you may need to rezone when you combine the lots.  

Different departments, different products.  

A home goes to trustee sale (in Arizona) and no bidders.Home goes back to bank.I will gladly pay cash (my own money) and buy as-is for more than they can net if they list on MLS.Are the banks (in general..this one is PennyMac) so set in their ways they ONLY send it to REO department to go through their system or is there a chance I could talk with a live person who might understand that they will net more, close in days by selling directly to me vs MLS???

Most of the bank owned homes here are listed so close to "retail" - makes investing to make any $$ difficult.  

@Scott GouletFreedom of Information Act should help at your local Police Department

This community is nestled into a nice wooded setting and feels very comfortable and there are lots of restaurants, retail stores, Walmart and a Lowe’s a very short drive away.