And at the time, I wasn't even required to be compliant (that's why they were amazed!)

I would do a net search and look at the big areas (pie chart) to make sure you are compliant with each of them.

If you use a 401k it is best to use a compliant LLC to protect the 401k against litigation.Dan

As Don pointed out, local rules and customs apply, so be compliant with what will be acceptable in your state and even in your county.....see an attorney!

Security also comes in the form of of favorable terms and strong, enforceable and legally compliant loan, sale and note documentation.

I'm wondering if they were referring to advertising for investors for private money.For that you need to be SEC compliant and it's illegal to advertise otherwise.But there isn't anything illegal to advertise for buyers if it were the case we all would be in jail lol.

It sounds silly, but sadly it's a reality.Agreed with Jason you want to make sure you're SEC compliant.

You have to compliant with your real estate commission advertising rules.As far as websites usually if it is not a company paid for site you would own it.If you have a high ranking SEO site upon changing brokers you would simply delete their logo and add the new brokerages logo to be in compliance for advertising rules.This is not legal advice so check in your area.Be wary of brokers saying "everything is FREE".What they are really doing is incubating you where you are using their websites,business cards,etc.

Check it out and pass on this unless you factor in about 6 months and $15k to get this compliant!

I am a Financial Analyst and have the skills to manage the finances as well as do forward looking analysis to evaluate the financial impact of the association's decisions.After getting the hang of the book keeping items, collecting fees, blah blah....I began to (per advice received on BP) get comfy with the declarations and by laws and making sure we are compliant with the governing body of documents.That is where I ended up on the phone with the insurance agent.