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Tom Hall what state is worthy investing?
28 July 2023 | 25 replies
A supportive regulatory environment will encourage investors and non-investors to enter the market. 
Sean Dooley Private Money
2 January 2013 | 13 replies
Yes, he does gloss over or ignore regulatory aspects.
Bill Wells STR Co-hosting Regulations
5 August 2022 | 8 replies
I don't want to answer questions at 11:30 p.m. on a Friday, or deal with upset neighbors or regulatory bodies or cleaners or handymen or keypads gone awry, etc, etc.I had a property manager tell me that I have a few big faucets, and he has a bunch of tiny faucets.
Ken Chud Screening Section 8 Tenants - Baltimore County
15 November 2023 | 16 replies
Remember with regulatory fines, you are guilty until proven innocent, and not the other way around like in a court of law.
Matthew Nelson Subject-to Deals for Pre-Foreclosues in California: Experiences
7 May 2019 | 6 replies
Banks/financial institutions/servicers have regulatory bodies that hold them accountable for the proper and appropriate servicing characteristics of their portfolio.
Iris Ortiz Wholesaling is illegal in NC?
15 May 2021 | 75 replies
There are so many laws and regulatory agency rules which role up in the what's considered law, that prevent most of the more common tactics in wholesaling. 
Julie Marquez Is it really necessary - Are there Insurance Alternatives?
10 October 2022 | 9 replies
true self insurance actually means that you set up a mineature insurance company for yourself (or your company)  you get licensed with your states insurance regulatory office and you actually pay yourself annual insurance premiums that go into a totally separate account and you don't get to use the money for anything. 
Pascal Lapointe Foreclosures in Canada
8 September 2018 | 10 replies
Pascal:Not all provinces in Canada use judicial foreclosure - about half use contractual power of sale.You are not going to find the lists and websites of forthcoming foreclosures here in Canada due to both privacy law and the regulatory/compliance obligations of the lender ... that and mortgage default is less common here.Here you will typically find out about a foreclosed property or mortgage sale a few weeks before the auction when it is published in a local newspaper or the Royal Gazette (or equivalent) for the province.When you see a listing on MLS or Kijiji which indicates the property is a foreclosure, that property likely has already been to auction - and didn't sell - and was subsequently listed with a real estate agent.
Marcus Johnson 1031 exchange
11 February 2020 | 28 replies
There is no industry licensing, regulatory or governing body, audit or equity capital requirements (unless you are licensed for other reasons like a bank or trust company). 
Cassie Villela True Submeter (water submetering company) for triplex?
29 August 2022 | 24 replies
Concerning Water Sub-meters: Older buildings typically do not have individual shut offs (individual shut offs allow water to just one apartment to be shut off) a/k/a non-segregated plumbing; When allowed by the regulatory agencies, (in nonsegregated plumbing) a meter is installed on the water supply to the hot water heater; The meter measures the amount hot water consumed, the tenant is billed for every 1 gallon measured (hot water) the tenant is also billed 2.75 gallons (cold not metered); This is called Ratio Billing.When ever possible full capture is more accurate and allows for better leak detection.Sub-metering for smaller properties: Usually a sub-metering service (Reading,Billing, and Collection a/k/a RBC) will require a minimum to service a property; Although a reasonable billing fee can be passed through to the tenant; Smaller properties say less than 5 units may not be economical.Regardless if you bill your tenants for W&S, installing sub-meters will allow the owner to personally monitor leaks, waste, and excessive usage (extra tenants not on the lease) by apartment.