Fortunately, after some prodding, he complied, but I can appreciate how one can get into this sort of jam.

Similarly, the County makes no warranties or representations as to whether the property is buildable or developable, nor does the County make any representations regarding whether the property complies with applicable zoning regulations.

In no real order, here's a semi-random list of questions I would ask:As a lender, how do you comply with our state's licensing and usury requirements?

They all must comply with applicable laws, only Realtors have a code of ethics which is required by members of the National Association of Realtors.Chris, there is absolutely no difference in any disclosure requirements between a Realtor, agent or a broker, the laws apply to all equally!

Threeor more notices for failure to pay rent and/or to comply with the terms of therental agreement, within a 12 month period, will result in denial.4.          

The way the federal law is written is that states can get even stricter if they want, so long as they comply with the federal standards.

If your animal was impounded by Animal Control you will have to comply with specified conditions prior to the release of your pet.

"...If there is NOT a family relationship with the current owner and you have complied with requirements referred to in #2, then it appears to me that you are correct, the gain from a future sale would be tax free as the transaction (DIL to solo k) was inside the solo k.

If the tenants were not supposed to have a dog and violated the lease you need to immediately act in writing that they are in violation of the lease and will be evicted if they do not comply.

All agreements in RE must comply to the statute of frauds, that all agreements be in writing to be enforced.