I am already familiar with the rules, regulations etc.

As people avail themselves of this on a wider basis as a way to try and avoid government regulation, we can expect both state and federal governments to react by doing what they need to to regulate them as credit transactions.

Then you need to know the finance side, finance regulations, collection laws, insurance assignments and under what circumstances you may keep loss proceeds, need to know notices required and foreclosure procedures.

Without any regulation, it's basically an "everything goes" monetary system.

Different regulations and a ton of scamming in the commercial side.

I am looking for least regulated, landlord friendly if possible.

This new regulation will apply to FHA loans with case numbers assigned on or after April 1, 2013.

If you will be investing in Canada, there will be some differences, most notably in the areas of regulation (law), finance (which you would likely know already), and taxation.

You will quickly notice the differences from Canada are most notably in the areas of regulation (law), finance, and taxation.

They usually send an Inspection Agent from Section 8 to look at your property to see if it passes their code of rules of regulations.