And if she keeps the keys until the end of the month, no refund and the tenant won't move in until June 1.According to my attorney, the tenant handing you the keys constitutes legal transfer of possession.

See Section 1002 5(A):"The term ‘‘consumer financial product or service’’ means any financial product or service that is described in … offered or provided for use by consumers primarily for personal, family, or household purposes…"(For what it's worth, this definition was written into the California Constitution decades ago.)It's not occupancy that defines a consumer purpose loan, nor the property type, but the use of the money.

You may have saved my arse.On the other hand, the entire building was recently completely renovated, so maintenance costs may not constitute 50%+ of rents.What can I do to make it a good deal?

I'd say "they" would have a problem with that.If that's the case, I think the state will have some issues with federal laws, Constitutional issues and rights of property owners.No, if I'm in the business of buying and selling, that can be a different matter.I am wondering a bit about interstate/intrastate commerce, I suspect there are exceptions.

Mexican government working to allow foreign ownership of beach propertyAmendment to Mexican Constitution hopes to bring in more international investments K.

@Jay Hinrichs can I ask what specific issue violates or constitutes an Errors and Omissions claim being filed?

The restricted zone, according to Article 27 of the Mexican Constitution, is all land located within 100 kilometers of any national border and within 50 kilometers of any ocean.

Well, probably, but what would constitute your team and when you need to engage those folks is different for every investor. 

I received a letter from Well Fargo stating: "The parties agree that this short sale transaction will not constitute appraisal fraud, flipping, identify theft and/or straw buying."

The taxpayer's participation in the activity constitutes substantially all of the participation by all individuals (including nonowners) in the activity for the year.3.