The exemption you're referring to states that an owner of 4 units or less, who lives in one of the units, doesn't have to comply with the Fair Housing Act (though race is also protected by the Civil Rights Act, making the exemption a moot point in the case of race). 

Our STRs are booming now and initially when COVID first hit, we complied with the rules and allowed cancellations with full refunds.

If permitted, zoning may have conditions for you to comply with such as setbacks.Contact your local government otherwise to determine if there are any regulations you must follow. 

Have to comply with existing lease terms, even if holdover terms from old lease.

I am trying to do an owner occupied loan in the state of Florida and I understand that it has to comply with all the Dodd-Frank regulations.

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Hi @George Pedro  I would highly recommend using one specific for Alberta to comply with Alberta Residential Tenancies Act.

Any construction still has to comply with the usual UDO regulations, notably setbacks, and do note that this change to the UDO does not go into force immediately.As has been pointed out here before, the Raleigh area has a very limited selection of multifamily properties.

This gives him a reasonable amount of time to comply and hopefully he will be out and you will avoid the eviction hassle on your side and he will not have it on his record. 

*I think* (without looking it up), that's not until next week or the week after.Insulate: If Sec8 is still paying, they have to comply with the terms of the lease, too.