I have talked to RBC and TD/CT which are Canadian banks that have US divisions.

Sure, every broker/realtor has to differentiate themselves somehow, but claiming to have a unique, special, or "first" access to properties isn't accurate.  

This brought me to begin networking in the local real estate community as of late and to make an introduction on the forum now.I realized a unique position I have as a Realtor who is captivated by the world of investing.

Regardless of city, we are expected to know the codes and while most codes are universal, there are unique requirements that municipalities can apply in addition.

I would imagine they are very good at their unique value offeringl.That is just my opinion as an entrepreneur and not as an investor.  

I am looking to exchange knowledge about real estate investing with other individuals with unique strategies.

We are real and have a unique way of working with you.

Youor lending operation may avoid a Banking Division cease and desist order but if someone turned you in you'd be setup for a bit of trouble.Just do 3 per year using a LMLO, qualify to 43%, full doc, LMLO is supposed to get a 1003 loan app, but some are lazy and make you do that including getting all the doc.  

- Are there any unique local laws or ordinances in this area that I should be aware of as a potential landlord?

Depends on your unique position doesn't it?