There are also exemptions from the discrimination laws, if you live on premises, religious or fraternal organization, non-profits, assisted living facilities as to health matters.

This link says the landlord is exempt from the tax if the lease is for 6 months. 

Building codes will likely be more stringent, requiring things that an older building may be exempt from because of being "grandfathered-in."

If the son is the father's agent, it looks like he's exempt from the licensing requirement.http://www.allpropertymanagement.com/propertylaw/p...Now, if this goes like it usually does, you will now tell me the property is not in Wisconsin...LOL.

Just because tenants pay rent does not mean they are exempt from breaking lease.

You may also ask the IRS for a prohibited transaction exemption PTE that would permit your Ira to sell the house to the ex-wife.

I bought house back in 2018 let’s called this one (A) and another houses 2019 this one it would be (B) House A has homestead exemption it’s renting right now and having some cash Flo every moths and equity around $100K.

I understand if you file single your exempted up to 250k tax free on your primary residence but I’m not sure if this applies to multi unit property. 

A state law, Costra-Hawkins, exempts SFH and condos from rent control in the state of CA, even in the face of local rent control measures.

I'd especially do more research on the exemptions as if you rent out single family and don't use any manager, you may be exempt, anyway.