From personal experience the national courses would always state throughout their training "check with your state and local municipality laws for applicability."

I am hearing a lot about tenant issues, washington state laws favoring tenants etc. 

The tax law changes every year, can you really keep up with it?

It's not new, it's a 2019 law.

I was formerly in law enforcement and saw a lot of this kind of thing with people repeatedly calling in for burglars in the attic, imagined break-ins, etc. 

The sadest part about these frivilious law suits and/or claims is that the insurance comapnies almost always give them something, this is why they continue to do this

If it's just speculation, start by reviewing the law to see if there are any unique requirements for a business.

State Laws and Requirements Local Laws: Real estate is generally governed by the laws of the state where the property is located.

Either get a property manager to take over, hire a lawyer or get an education.It literally took me less than 5 minutes to search the KS Attorney General website for any law saying you can't do this.

Some of what I am seeing are:- Legal Fees- Underwriting Fees- Corelogix and other data feesWhat's next - Fees for if you are an American living in America?