Call the zoning office.

More tax pros will surely chime in, but it sure sounds like you’re on the right track.

Reach-out thru your broker, or office Manager and ask to help out or inquire about Open Houses. 

If you are new, I suggest doing a bunch of open houses for all the agents in your office. 

When the business opportunity came through, my loan officer told me that I should hold off on starting a business until I closed on the property because I would be forced to wait 2 years if I didn't.

If they are online, the winners bidders are listed, but it may take some effort to track them down.

There may be investors willing to fund a deal for you, but this will be tough with no track record.

In fact, we just opened an office in riverdale just for that purpose.

I would only charge one late fee because it coukd get confusing on keeping track of it all and if you go to court trying to exolain it all. keep it shirt and simple.

When asked to meet at office with funds, credit report majority do not show up.