The apartment would most likely be classified as a condominium in the US; individual owners and renters of single family homes/units in a multi-story, multi-unit building, with security, facilities, and common areas.To the point: My landlord has informed me he is raising the rent by 8.5% upon contract renewal in October, but read on.Dubai has government regulations concerning rental increases.

@Brandon Gidicsin did they say how they handled the instate contact part of Rhode islands real estate regulations.

Now, consider some solutions: submetering is an option, allowing for individual usage tracking, but be cautious about upfront installation costs and regulations.

To elaborate, there are statutes and administrative regulations (found in Fannie/Freddie guidelines) that provide a laundry list of exemptions from them calling the loan due to a transfer in title (EG divorce, death, inheritance, asset protection/estate planning).It sounds like they misunderstood your question as you asking that you wanted to transfer the loan, which you've obviously clarified on here. 

The basic steps would be: 1) Buy Land- (up front cost) make sure you can build what you want ahead of time by talking with an experienced engineer/architect familiar with local codes and regulations.

And groups that want to stay fully compliant in the SEC regulations tend to only work with Broker Dealers and disclose estimated commissions on their Form D.  

I'm accustomed to the regulations on LTR, but not sure about MTR.Are there any resources you can recommend?

Regular construction loans may have varying loan to value ratios depending on the loan program and lender regulations .

@David M.The better managed funds will have audited financial statements and typically also submit semi annual or quarterly reports.Those that go regulation a+ also have to submit to the sec so their information is all public.Like anything, some private are better than public and vice versa, really comes down to the sponsor/CEO and the team in the majority of instances.

We must also monitor regulatory changes, tax policies, zoning regulations, and environmental standards that may affect property values, development opportunities, and operational costs.