One town had to drop such an ordinance:https://www.aclu.org/cases/briggs-v-borough-norris...Now, you can hint that insurance fraud gets prosecuted; the police report is probably needed for filing an insurance claim. 

Hint: "Real estate agents should never attempt to use NCAR forms to create a lease-purchase or lease-option agreement...."

I ask because I am possibly in the early stages of doing something similar with an investor and want to receive some equity in the deal while they have hinted at a large commission. 

In today's #AskBP Podcast, Brandon Turner gives you a hint of what's to come.

Thank you Devan and Michael.Your feedback and insights are greatly appreciated.Others I'm sure are used to it, but it still surprises me how selling brokers act so amazed/offended with even a hint that their listing could possibly be overpriced!

A couple of hints on what to ask:How long have they been investing with the company?

Can anyone recommend a good starting strategy or maybe a hint as to where they believe the best markets to be located.All answers are welcomed and greatly appreciated.Chris Corigliano

Hint: Rents never really dropped even as home values did a few years ago.https://www.apartmentlist.com/rentonomics/rent-gro...

Probably b/c the market is so hot right now any realtor who even hints at a "coming soon" listing is being flooded with interest.  

The government has already hinted at trying to tax various other tax-havens over the past few years, and I have little doubt that at the rate we're burning through cash Congress of the future will say "yeah, we made a promise, but so sorry... gonna tax you anyways."