The team mentality was touted buy not practiced. 

They are more common in college towns I don't think you are in one, also with a duplex you shouldn't run into that or boarding house regulations but better safe if you are building something. 

These are the type of thoughtful, non-combative responses to LP questions and comments that all GPs would benefit from reading - and putting in to practice. 

Otherwise you're  practicing real estate brokerage without a license.

Your comps and any adjustments to them for size, condition and features should help you set your rent, at least until you have connections to local committees or housing authority contacts that could provide practice-based guidance (sounds like a great tip from @Arsen Atanasovski).

Written by attorney investors, it's full of practical advice about the management of investment property, has sample forms that can be edited, and - most importantly - tells you what your primary state laws are and where you can read them.

I know that it is a strong college town with the University of South Carolina. 

The bonuses should demonstrate how much value they will add, if they believe and practice this shouldn't be a problem for them to get me and additional 50 to 100k more for every deal and that way they get a good deal As so will I. but if they can't do it at least I protected my self from given away my hard earned money!!

Practice your pitch. 

I can see the arguments from both sides and am curious to hear how others might adapt their business practices if such a law is enacted in your state.Interestingly, South Carolina just implemented a similar requirement last week, and it seems like more states may follow suit soon.What are your thoughts!