Remember that part of your success comes from people knowing they can trust you, that you do what you say and that you operate in a way that will not attract unnecessary legal or regulatory action.Too much reading between the lines leads people to think that there is a snake in the grass so they will not trust you.Find a good agent that can run automated reports.

They are a regulatory body of the executive branch of a state's government.

This is where ethics kicks in, over valuing your position based on fabricated justifications instead of what charges are customary in the market for the same service, not only is it to ethics but also is to law, as dealers that overcharge beyond what is customary will generally be shot down.Now, through my regulatory eyes, net listing goes deeper than Karl's definition into the intent of the law, that being that 1. services provided carry a set valuation and 2. that a licensee does not take equity from a transaction that would be due an owner.

If the former, the PAR lease has everything in it for the realtor involved to be protected; whether that is sufficient for a landlord ....I am using a lease I purchased from Don Beck; it's been a few years since he updated it, so we have to keep up with regulatory changes in some way.

You could originate what you thought was a business purpose loan that turns out to be a consumer loan, thus leaving you with multiple state and federal regulatory violations ... ever hear of a flipper that underestimates the resale value and moves into and lives in the house?

Houston Makes First Regulatory Response To Harvey Flooding HOUSTON (Houston Chronicle) – City council agreed last week to require all new construction in the city's flood plains be built two feet above the projected water level in a 500-year storm.  

This refers to the new regulatory world in which banks now live.

Through various means of enforcement, economic pressure and regulatory changes about 200 properties were effected and one mobile home park was put out of business turning it into a park area.

ValuePenguin is a good source for the relative cost of insurance by state.Operational Costs - Costs like property taxes, insurance cost, state income taxes, regulatory costs (ex: time and cost to evict), inspections, rent control, etc., have a tremendous impact on your return.

They will let you know if the area you are considering is under any regulatory restriction.If you are in an area with an HOA(I'd forget it) they usually have set standardsand a mud hut ir a "tire" house will not pass muster I'm sure.Build Regs folks can point you in the right direction and let you know what will be required for the area.