Although it is effective by law, the Treasury has yet to release Regulations.

Because LLCs are regulated at the state level, every state is different.  

It's something along the line of $5,000 the first year for the Foundations program, where you get educated on how to invest in a multi-family deal, plus you can come to student events where you can meet the sponsors and build a relationship, which is not only a wise idea when you are investing with someone, it's actually required by SEC regulations.

We are starting to work on Tiny Homes as a project direction -- our program has several years of experience in construction and building quality homes and now I am trying to get to know the regulations and guidelines for Tiny Homes.Would love to connect with anyone else in this Tiny Home world to grown and learn! 

How do I go about finding out local city regulations for this and evaluate the deal?

www.mondaq.com/unitedstates/x/45120/Compliance/Doing+Business+In+The+USA+Regulation+Of+Foreign+Investment

Go ahead and call me a left winger (I am), but I think we need good regulations which are actually enforced in order to not have the most powerful entities take advantage of individuals.Yes, I am glad I that in my case I only lost money on the due diligence. 

Its not regulated like owning property in your IRA and self dealing (which is strictly forbidden). 

Charge a late fee every month according to the sate regulations.

They just dropped the hammer on that market with a slew of regulations designed to stifle that market.My advice for most people is to look south of the city.