We noticed a couple days after moving in that we had bites all over our bodies.

Where wholesalers miss the obvious, s in your reading of regulatory law.

@Alan DiamondNot from a regulatory investment perspective.

In theory, they should gain full divesture within 6 months of request to divest.Like most funds, the investors will invest into an LLC that will be managed by another entity.Questions:What body of regulation would this fall under?

At one point is was ready for drywall, but now woodpeckers have blasted enough holes in the siding that all the insulation needs to come out to check for nests, bodies and all other denizens of the wild that may have found their way into the dwelling.He told me it is going into foreclosure in September.

There are many flat fee brokers not in PM that will take you under their license to do management, just understand your State requirements before you do something that could jeopardize your your future goals by inadvertently getting slapped on the wrist or fined by your licensing body.  

Since most regulatory requirements are created for the public good, they won't be applied so much as the public is better served by the charitable purpose.Special promissory notes and deeds of trust may be written specifically for such transactions, this isn't a novice DIY matter. 

Also, for those entities engaged in such lending, the regulatory demands have grown substantially since the inception of the SAFE Act and the Dodd Frank Act which created the CFPB that has substantial regulatory control over their operations.

Can any body help me 

I want to let y'all who are looking at property in the District of Columbia to take a peek at the Dept of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs' Property Information Verification System, or PIVS ( http://pivs.dcra.dc.gov/PIVS/Search.aspx ).