Only thing I can think of.Sounds to me like the seller's attorney thinks his client sold too low if you can make a profit and is using Tax Code to fog the battle field.Ask your attorney for a "Hold Harmless and Indemnification Agreement" to cover any tax liability arising for the seller other than the customary gain on the sale arising from or out of any specific assignment.

s=hi&ie=UTF8&qid=1328745898&sr=1-5)I have a regular keyed entry for the main door, this one is almost a no-brainer as I don't want ex-tenants to have access to the common area after they move out and with 6 units, there could be a lot of rekeying.I'm thinking of setting it up as follows:Main door-8 unique codes -1 for each unit -1 "master code" that only I have -1 "maintenance code" that I can give out to contractorsEach apartment-3 unique codes -1 code matches tenants front door code -1 code is my master (this is on all doors) -1 code is maintenance code (also on all doors)Without doing much shopping around, this would cost me about $700 up front, $100 per lock.Here's my list of pros/cons...I'd love for somebody to add to itCons-High up-front cost $100 per lockPros-No lockouts-No rekey fees-No hassle for me to get in or give code to contractor-NO KEYSWhat do you think?

@Jackson Sandland If your phone number is a CA area code and you are looking to get work done in MA he might be asking you to see if you are legit or not.

Shows my level of technological prowess...So my phone number has an area code a couple thousand miles from where I'm sending my mailers;  I won''t go into the reasons why, but I could swear in a Wholesaling BP podcast someone mentioned a Google voicemail or something that you could use a different phone number, without buying another phone and adding a phone line to my service.Any ideas? 

These are professionals with additional training and a stricter code of ethics.

Indy code violations can be a pain too.....ive heard of similar stories as far as that goes......when theyre on you theyre on youbut as far as utilities everything Justin said above me is correct

My wife fears that we would end up being the ****** flippers who make it look nice but break every code.

The PMs I talked with advised 44109, 44110, 44102, 44111 and 44130 Those zip codes are going up in worth yearly the one that is excessively exceeding is 44107 (Lakewood area)

The use codes for property taxes are almost always correct, but those don't differentiate between 2, 3 or 4 units.

City code says it is possible as long as we are not more than 3 unrelated persons.It is my first time renting a property (this is the first one I own) so any extra suggestion is appreciated!