You will want to consult with an attorney in your area, that is familiar with this strategy to draft you the necessary paperwork to comply with local laws. 

I have never seen any exemption for cash buyers who are also real estate licensees.From TREC:A: All advertisements must comply with TRELA sect.1101.652(b)(23) and Rule 535.154.

It's functionally impossible to comply with both state and city laws simultaneously, so it's an absolute nightmare.

Also, be sure to comply with your state's interest limits, every state is different and a mistake can make your entire contract unenforceable. 

I am just getting started and wanted to make sure I comply with all states laws.

You also have to be careful about violating laws by advertising a payment if you are not a lender and don’t use the proper disclosures to comply with the laws in your state.

If you're looking at 2 properties and one is FHA compliant and the other is not, go for the FHA compliant if the numbers are similar.According to my mortgage broker, there is pretty much no condo complex in the Denver metro area right now that complies with FHA lending requirements.  

In spite of much being touted out there about tenant buyers being responsible for repairs, acting in ownership capacity, etc. they are tenants and their landlord must comply with state tenant/landlord laws.

Have you complied?

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