Like many of the regulatory issues that chattel lenders financing manufactured homes must deal with, there are often multiple regulatory agencies involved, so the correct answer is SCRA does apply to chattel lenders.SCRA DefinedThe Servicemembers Civil Relief Act of 2003 (SCRA) was signed into law on December 19, 2003, amending and replacing the Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Civil Relief Act of 1940, and is codified at 50 U.S.C.

Also, if there are a lot of empty lots that look really good on paper, you can bank on the regulatory end of things being difficult; hillside ordinances, view preservation ordinances, design review requirements, etc.

A consumer-driven industry, assisted living offers a wide range of options, levels of care, and diversity of services ) and is subject to state rather than federal regulatory oversight.

Oh, the irony...Get a license, and sign a listing agreement instead of a wholesale contract, and this problem goes away.Put up you own funds, or get a private lender involved, or JV, and take title to the property and re-sell it, and this problem goes away.You don't get the benefits of the law and the regulatory system if you operate outside of the law and the regulatory system.So either get a license if you want to sell something you don't own, or make sure you own what you are selling.  

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.

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.  

Insane in these regulatory times!

If your girlfriend contributes her commission, as opposed to lowering the price by that amount, which wouldn't reduce your down payment, it will be taxed income to her.Your exit strategy of selling to a wholesaler is crazy, they'll pay you about 70% of value.If you're going to charge market rent, and trying to push taxes and insurance on the buyer/renter....good luck with that, outside of any regulatory issues.You'll have closing cost on both transactions, and unlikely a seller credit will cover them all on the front end.This idea just has too many problems.

I and Tim Williams, of 21st Mortgage, formed a Dodd-Frank Task Force to deal with all the new regulations and the CFPB which every other major manufactured home chattel lender joined and helped to fund.Not all attorneys are experienced at regulatory law or even qualified to address these issues even though some of them act like they are.

This grade includes market demand, regulatory ease and other factors Also whether you are buying a unit in a multi-unit building to use as a furnished rental or doing rental arbitrage with someone else’s unit, it’s critical to get flexible terms with your HOA or landlord.