Get familiar with your local laws and make sure your lease complies.

YESDodd Frank is meant to safeguard peoples personal residence...You only need to use it if your buyer is using it as their personal residence...If your selling to an investor no worries...The easiest and safest way to protect yourself it is to use a Mortgage Loan Originator in all your deals..For a nominal fee they make sure your deals comply with the law.As an investor you can sell i.e. finance three properties without Dodd Frank worries...

Nothing in this Section shall relieve a landlord from complying with the provisions of Chapters 1923 and 5321 of the Ohio Revised Code, if the landlord knows, or reasonably should know, that the tenant has not abandoned the dwelling unit.

Comply fully so you're not giving the business a bad rap or hurting the property owner.

A Manager License: All vacation rental units shall have a vacation rental manager, who has been issued a special vacation rental manager license by the Planning & Environmental Resources Department.Special Vacation Rental Manager Application Fee: $110.Code RequirementsIt is important to review the Land Development Code requirements and comply with all requirements to avoid code compliance action.

My realtor, who is also an investor, told me I had assets, and she turned out to be right.I found out from an online forum that some apartment owners are required to document the income of their tenants because the commercial lender wants to make sure the cashflow from the property is enough to comply with the covenants of the loan.

He thought though that we may have to find an originator in Oregon to draw up new loan documents and all, which then makes me think we will have to comply with Dodd-Frank and all the ability-to-repay requirements.

Either you comply or you get no mail.

Need to know the condo bylaws and know how to comply with them.

They are numbered 1-13 in our rental agreement.Here you go:13.Any illegal substance use on the part of TENANT, his/her family or guests shall be cause for expedited eviction.12.No parities may be held at this residence.A party is defined as any gathering of guests that creates a noise level that can be heard by neighboring tenants.11.Absolutely no waterbeds or water furnishings may be used in or on the premises unless otherwise provided herein.10.Nails may not be put in the walls without prior written permission from the LANDLORD.Nail holes should be small and unnoticeable.If the holes are large or visible, a charge of $5.00 for each hole will be made for repair.No decals or contact paper is to be put on any woodwork, walls, appliances, or cabinets.Nothing may be taped to any walls.9.TENANT will see that the conduct of him/her self, his/her family, and guests are not disorderly, boisterous, or unlawful; that it does not interfere with the rights or comforts of the other persons on or adjacent to the premises and that visits by the police to the premises for any of the above is grounds for eviction.8.TENANT will promptly report all leaking faucets or toilets.Water shall not be left running except in winter, when it is sometimes used to prevent frozen pipes.Tenant will accept all responsibility for due to neglect, including frozen pipes. 7.TENANT will properly operate all appliances, fixtures, and plumbing supplied by the LANDLORD.This includes, but is not limited to, coin operated appliances used by TENANTS.6.TENANT will keep clean and sanitary and comply with all laws and ordinances.5.TENANT will reimburse LANDLORD for replacing all broken glass regardless of cause.4.The LANDLORD will maintain the yards in cases of an apartment building with common grounds.TENANT will in case show proper respect and care of the surrounding yard and property of the residence.TENANT agrees to pay for all damages done to the yards, shrubs, trees, etc. by him/ herself, guests or agents.Parking any motor vehicles on the lawn or landscape is also forbidden.