This makes the repair IRC compliant (IRC does not allow for spliced studs)Also, the studs shouldn't be pressure treated... a PT stud will warp, twist, and shrink as it dries, causing finish work issues and potentially other problems.

The Owner who is doing the financing can trigger a non-compliant action by doing any of the following activities without a license:Taking a mortgage loan applicationDiscussing interest rates, terms, loan payments or loan fees with the consumerNegotiating loan rates, terms, payments, or loan fees with the consumerPreparing a loan package for the consumer Yes, the owner financer can refer the customer to a third party licensed originator, such as a mortgage broker, to handle the loan origination and completing the government related documents for the loan.

You'll find me living in the smallest, crappiest FHA compliant home I can find this summer.  

Cozy is voluntarily compliant with PCI DSS, even though we do not store your credit card information.

How do you remain compliant with FCRA?

Then explain exactly what you intend to do, and then ask if your plan is compliant.

It was not difficult at all.I'd think the trade off in having a basic license would be to allow less restrictions, perhaps less liability or the presumption that originations are compliant in some areas as seen by originators of qualified mortgages.

Don't make fun of me when I say this, but I am currently at the moment not up to dealing with wearing many hats, like dealing with title companies and attorneys to make sure that all contracts are compliant, hiring inspectors to check if there are any hidden issues with the property, making earnest money deposits, getting appraisals, dealing with people who back out of contracts, and sometimes having trouble braking even.If I were to work in a sales agency dealing with fixer uppers, I can have an on-staff transaction coordinator, a little less of the unseen details to deal with, and something that is more straightforward to deal with.

I would take the basics from them and bring it to a good real estate atty. and CPA to make sure it is compliant in your state and meets your intended purpose.

It's fairly easy to get compliant, especially when you know the tricks re. using certain countertop materials and the like that let you avoid some of the more expensive HVAC and facade elements.