The CPFB has an education department for public education, perhaps they should consider rounding up some regulatory policy to get these menaces to the public off the streets!

After building custom homes for 15 years in Maryland I can tell you first hand that the combination of taxes, impact fee's, energy codes, septic regulations and regulatory oversight has driven the cost of new construction through the roof (no pun intended).  

That becomes a private lending relationship, you didn't solicit borrowers.No regulator is going to try to drill down so far as to prove your offer to enter a partnership or business relationship was a solicitation to make loans, so much.Now, it will be much better to keep your private status by doing loans with a select few that you have done past deals with.

The challenge for me at the moment is regulatory compliance.

This market, from a regulatory standpoint, is stable for now.The 'wear and tear' question comes up a lot when I tell people what I am doing.  

Having numerous exit strategies in a constantly changing regulatory & tax environments.

Explore the feasibility of an assisted living or senior living facility, keeping in mind the regulatory requirements and specialized knowledge needed.Subdivision and Mixed Use: Consider subdividing the land to develop a mix of townhomes or apartments alongside commercial spaces.

Have the seller warrant that the property is currently permitted to operate as a mobile home park and has all the necessary zoning and regulatory approvals needed to maintain such approval.2.

You can learn more here: https://www.ashevillenc.gov/ne...Here's where you can find what is inside Asheville city limits: https://www.ashevillenc.gov/de...Here's a recent update about NC legislation that may soon end Asheville's regulatory power regarding STR's: https://www.biggerpockets.com/...

It is unclear whether they would like to later propose statewide regulations for short-term rentals, but they intend to first remove regulatory power from local governments.