It sounds like a lot of landlords don’t know about the new(ish) law and I assume knowing that helped us stand out.

As interest rates in the US has skyrocketed and financing has become more available to Americans in certain locations overseas, that advantage isn't what it used to be, depending on what countries you're interested in.So here's how I'd go about it if I were you:1.

@Chancy VinesTry Sutton Law https://sutlaw.com/ They are a good resource in Reno. 

I'm part of an Asian American real estate group called SARE with multiple chapters in SoCal.

Ask plenty of questions because most of the information should be applicable to investing anywhere outside of the local ordinances and laws.

If they didn't give you this they broke the law and you could take them to court if that's your thing.

The costs to purchase and hold real estate are continuing to increase requiring most Americans to devote nearly 50% of their income to housing expenses.

Depending on what your trying to accomplish, he may or may not be the right guy.I’m a broker, investor and I have been dealing with CA laws for almost ever. 

You would be violating the law for doing that.Be comforted that most prospective residents don't provide proper ESA documentation. 

State and local laws will apply.