As for the legality, I'm not an attorney, but you can look up the Uniform Electronic Transactions Act and Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act for more information.

You'll notice that all the gurus selling push button systems are selling systems, not really knowledge in business or real estate, these are the step by steppers, targeting the naive, eager, uniformed with dreams and folklore. 

Hello All,I wanted to get input on employee uniforms.  

So if you had an apartment, it would need to be uniform in the building.

I signed "Uniform Residential Loan Application" on May 18, 2023, and locked in a 6% conventional loan mortgage rate with 0 points. 

For one, trying to set uniform prices violates anti-trust laws.Two, every deal is 100% unique - some deals have a $5K profit margin for the wholesaler, and the next time there's a $50K margin.

The law is certainly the law, so from the perspective of a PM if they just need that information, it’s uniform. 

Normally costs about $20 but you cannot underestimate the benefits of having a uniformed officer deliver the notice.

As others have already nailed it, yes, you are responsible.You can call your local building regulations office and ask what is required to meet local code which will also be in compliance with federal and HUD requirements.Stairs should also be uniform where each step has the same rise and run, an exception would be at landings.

Even then, you may be able to defend your "for profit" intention, depending on the circumstances.An analogy: if you wear a police uniform and carry guns - you are presumed to be a legitimate cop (other than in a Terminator movie).