Regarding the Toledo city council announced in their last meeting Tuesday 8/2 that they will vote on the new lead base proposal on 8/16/2016.  

I live in British columbia 

I know this because I've sat in the MidCity West Community Council in Los Angeles and listened to homeowners gripe about this tactic.

Looking back... almost 19 years now... (19 years in May.)After two coasts, hundreds of transactions, thousands of clients and hundreds of hours teaching agents the ins and outs of real estate has taught me a few things.I've been hired by the Council of Residential Specialists (CRS) to teach, I've spoken professionally across the United States, and I can assure you that there are only a few things you need to know in order to be successful in real estate!

Here is a recent local article on some ideas from city council candidates: http://www.citizen-times.com/story/news/local/2015...and another recent article from another well read local paper: http://mountainx.com/news/homework-solving-ashevil...The housing fair this month also focused on affordable housing and was very well attended. http://ashevillehousingfair.comHope that helps!  

There is an exclusion for income earned while a resident in a foreign country - still reportable, but not always taxable depending on the amount.However, the rental income will not be earned income - it is passive income, so it will be taxable in the US.My understanding of British taxation is that you are not taxed on your worldwide income - only income earned there.  

Most have heard the phrase "they threw the book at him", when you have a violation of law you'll usually be violating several related laws, especially in finance.You can also take all your creative financing and option guru books that are out there and enjoy a big bond fire, because none of them will be addressing the new laws.It's up to the client to find professional advice, it's up to you to determine if that council is current with the matters at hand, most aren't with real estate option contracts.

Denver City Council looks like they will be eliminating the "serial investor" from short-term rentals.

So yes i would have to petition clermont city council they told me.

EDIT: Answered my own question.Pierce Countyhttp://www.codepublishing.com/WA/PierceCounty/html...King Countyhttp://www.kingcounty.gov/council/legislation/kc_c...So yes, check what the property is zoned for, if it's SFR only then you're boned unless you can get it rezoned but I'm unfamiliar with that process.