This is from the Wisconsin Realtors Association.Recent Legislation A Victory for Wisconsin LandlordsFor years, the WRA has supported legislation to limit a landlord’s exposure for unpaid municipal water and electric bills that end up on the owner’s property tax bill.

Hang in there for at least that.FEMA flood lines are being re-drawn everywhere and Flood Insurance rates under Waters Act, even with recent mitigation legislation will be increasing in the future until the program is self sufficient.Talk to the builder see what he has to say about flood zone. 

While recent legislation has been proposed to help better protect tenants, tenants should still be careful before renting in Florida.6.)

But legislative impact includes "creative" methods like lease options and installment sales (contract for deed).

What I also neglected to mention in the other thread is that SAFE Act and Dodd Frank legislation might also become factors.

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Unless there has been some recent legislation I'm unaware of, 1031 Qualified Intermediaries hold crazy large sums of cash on behalf of clients without insurance requirements or regulatory oversight.

I need every landlord in Florida who is willing to help to press back on your local and state legislators to make changes to the "Writ of Garnishment" process and exemption collection amounts.

Activated the link, but lets please keep this thread on topic of Bryan's questions about this new legislation.

Non-investors, especially those who come from the banking and mortgage industry, have this notion that being a middleman in a real estate transaction is illegal, but in most cases it is not.If you disagree, please cite some specific legislation that supports your belief...at any rate, if you became an agent thinking it will better enable you to obtain better deals for yourself in most states it would not be prudent for a few reasons involving liability as well as the costs to maintain a lic., ins., mls/board dues, C.ed classes, etc,etc,etc.