@Chris MasonEveryone who doesn't have to deal with paperwork with a city underestimates it.I have mostly dealt with the permit department or pulling building plans.  

Paul which will be taking on the issue, likely this summer. https://www.stpaul.gov/departments/planning-econom...

Shop your big-box home store in the bath department and see what they carry.

Here's a couple places to start for your state:Eviction Notices for Nonpayment of Rent in New JerseyState of New Jersey Department of Consumer Affairs Landlord-Tenant Information

You might ask the fire department if they are aware of any problems on the subject property.  

A solo or small firm typically fills the role of lawyer, IT department, admin, marketing, accounts receivable/payable, etc. etc.

Contact them to learn about the criteria they will require in order for the LLC to be something their compliance department will accept.

if it's just one of the office workers, that's probably the reason why. i suggest you talk to a fraud department or higher authority than the workers. no usually it is not handled by being "brushed off"

Well as someone who is going through a septic project currently (at my personal residence) I will chime in with what I know so far.First you will likely want to contact your county sanitary department (search "county" POWTS) they should be able to guide you to a county licensed inspector.

The bank will assign someone from the loss mitigation department and you or the seller will have to communicate through them for the entire process.