If you want to just read one law for loopholes, have at it and good luck. :)

However, you can become a real estate professional or use the short term rental loophole to get it on schedule C and reduce your adjusted gross income.

We don't want to do anything illegal, but we're trying to look for loopholes to avoid needing the 2 years of tax returns.

The ESA loophole needs to be tightened up. 

Your realtor should be able to ALWAYS find a loop hole in the contract to get your deposit back.  

I don't know of any loopholes in the federal regulations unfortunately.

I have been told even though we are in real estate business, there are loopholes to get approved if the business has been operating for while and of course your personal credit is good.

A good attorney MAY be able to find a loophole. 

The Division would not take a solid position on where the line was if you were just advertising “The Contract” for the property.The next one should be absolute, but there may be a loophole somewhere.

That may be a possible loophole worth looking into, but only if you'd be comfortable living at the property while guests transit through there on a regular basis.