All of that said, if you reach out to local/regional banks they might mandate less down (that the standard 25% for an investment property) if it's a great property, you have assets, reserves, etc. irrespective of if you're occupying the property.

We charge $595 and I waive it for repeat and high price point clients.The new NAR settlement rules also mandate and allow agents since August 17th to negotiate their own buyer-side commission.

The city of Portland also recently passed inclusionary zoning mandates that require any multifamily development that has over 20 units include 20% of affordable housing component. 

Some states use a title company/escrow agent system, some states mandate using an attorney for escrow. 

Unfortunately, many regulations, such as design standards, go far beyond important safety concerns, and impose costly mandates on developers that drive housing costs higher.

My only strong suggestion is do you research - especially on local and state government plans to squeeze landlords with taxes, fees, and mandates.

IN MANY STATES, SECTION 8 NOW MANDATES THE USE OF THEIR "BOB.AI" APP.

Remember, building code is a minimum, "won't fall down in medium winds" kind of mandate.

If they're not actively managing and contributing something, then they're likely passive investors.The reason the SEC cares is because their governmental mandate is to promote capital formation and protect investors.

Currently, the CBC mandates a percentage of new dwelling units to be ADA compliant, but I wonder if these units are quickly filled or if there is excess in certain regions.