You also have the banks with very deep pockets to be able to bribe politicians into passing legislation on other agencies while protecting the actual criminals.

While we are waiting for Willard to find the legislative language let me explain what I have given every single appraiser who has EVER appraised a property I owned regardless of whether it was a refinance, a sale or just for the internal partners.

I like to see where various state legislators go with this type of thing.  

Other states they could give a rip about wholesaling and other states are now finally passing legislation to at least give some consumer protection.

@Joe Villeneuve can you provide a link to the legislation, specifically that Trump signed this repeal into law?

Legislation was introduced in Congress to require Financial Advisors to put their clients' interests first.

Our association keeps on top of legislative activities and "crackdowns" involving real estate investments, and we have not heard of anything out of the ordinary other than short-term rental taxes having to paid, the usual squatter warnings, etc.Good luck and happy investing!

We have legislation allowing the police to seize a property if it is a drug house.

This was the big fuss when that Washington Post article came out about 8 months ago or so.Did legislation in DC ever get changed or is it still in limbo?

I found this in the Indiana Code regarding late feesIC 24-7-5-5http://www.in.gov/legislative/ic/code/title24/ar7/ch5.htmlIn my reading it seems that no grace period is required on Indiana state law.