That's probably something that will have to be in a seller disclosure (not sure of your state's laws), so you should always brag about it, not try to hide it. 

Those would be state/local laws and “common practice” by local judges. 

Ben,I missed one point:All of my comments are based on Federal Law, which you are of course subject to. 

The usury laws from what I have been able to learn about in California are very ambiguous as to what is legal and what is not. 

But, limited, either in education, training, or through policy or law of what he can advise on.

Hi Michael, I have called 5 water companies in California and they all have said privacy laws prevent them from giving me the list.Is this true?

If you are planning to rent , think twice, most Canadian provinces are very biased toward tenant, you will be surprised how socialist are some rental laws are in country considered to be capitalist.

First, you need to understand your state licensing laws....many prohibit this, once you advertise the house details, regardless of any “selling a contract” language. 

I’ve even emailed and called every single law office, title company, and account office in the area.

-She said tons of racist things about the African American super, which made me uncomfortable, and she lied about the things he said to her.