We had a 30-day closing date that all parties were cruising along and pretty compliant given the complexity of these cases.

Here's the thing:- State and local government permits ADU's and the structure we want to build is compliant with all the rules/guidelines- I called the county to confirm that this particular property would be allowed.

Larson walked away with around $40,000 for the sale of his home after he paid on taxes he owed.After the deal was signed and Larson received $40,000 for a house worth $300,000, Lundquist received a $22,000 “finder’s fee” for making the deal happen, Bui received a $12,500 assignment fee, a company called Sound Real Estate Network made $16,250 and a company called Invest Now made $48,750 in the deal, according to the legal compliant.

However, going shoeless is not in the American culture and such will not be seen as you or I may understand it.I saw later, the reason is to avoid detection of the flooring not being compliant, maybe rugs will work for you.Maybe if you have a fine, as I mentioned above applied to neighbor complaints, then just inform them that walking with heavy shoes on the flooring may cause noise on the ceiling below, may be the tenants will get the idea to walk quietly, might remind tem too that floor speakers with the stereo (if people still use them as I do) will also be an issue with that flooring.Just suggesting other ways to get the message across rather than imposing on them about shoes being worn.

From what I have read, if I don't apply any rents towards the purchase price and/or do not set the selling price in the lease, I should be compliant.

There are certain steps that they will need to take for you in order to keep you compliant.

And how can I remain compliant?

Trick is to make sure you are compliant and using a knowledge attorney to guide you through every transaction: Disclose Disclose Disclose!

And it is not just plan restatements that you need to worry about, which happens every 5-6 years, but Interim Amendments are also required to keep the plan IRS-compliant.

By the way each note is generating me an APY of 25-35% (by selling a house for double my cost, and charging 10%+/- interest, and closing through a loan officer whose Dodd Frank/etc compliant).