I am no attorney, but I doubt you are complying with the intent of the law.

I found this site (quote taken from the site):http://www.fairhousingnorcal.o...In California, the main exemption applies to an owner-occupied single-family home, where the owner does not rent to more than one individual, and the owner complies with FEHA's prohibition against discriminatory statements, notices, or advertisements.

Getting registered just means that the contractor complied with that part of the PA Home Improvement Consumer Protection Act (HICPA); based on my observations and my reading of that law, far too many contractors only comply with the registration aspect and not the rest of that law.

city code defines what is proper for a property's lawn service.If a tenant can't comply then if a property owner is given a notice from city to remedy  or is fined, the tenant would be given notice to comply or fine passed on, notice of non-compliance is lease violation and is cause for eviction.is tenant responsible to purchase lawn equipment.. unless it's supplied and or in the lease it is tenants responsibility to maintain the property.. 

-comply with all legal obligations.

Raising $10k chunks from passive investors and complying with the legal is just going to be a nightmare.

We are made to comply by the courts, looked down upon by the media,  frowned upon by tenants,  family and friends, and we have no one sticking up for us!

Hello,Our property located in Fort Worth,TX had a foundation repair after which it was recommended maintaining a constant level of moisture in the soil near and under the house (by placing a soaker hose on each side of the foundation no farther than 12'' from the edge of foundation to water DAILY during hot and dry months).Our property management company wrote a letter to our tenant explaining this, however I can not guarantee tenant complies. 

@Rick Edgeworth  You could service your own note if you would like however you would still have to comply with many of the CFPB requirements, or you could turn this note over to a servicing company to handle the payments, calls and compliance for you.

Make sure you comply so you don't have problems.