. § 2481w.First, it is a direct violation of the Consumer Protection Act for a non-bank lender to solicit or make a loan without being licensed and in compliance with all lending requirements (including interest rate caps) contained in Title 8 of the Vermont Statutes Annotated. 9 V.S.A. § 2481w(b).Next, it is a violation of the Consumer Protection Act for a payment processor to do any financial processing on behalf of unauthorized lenders. 9 V.S.A. § 2481w(c).Lastly, it is a violation of the Consumer Protection Act for “any person” to provide “substantial assistance” to an unauthorized lender, once that person is aware (or should be aware) that the lender is not in compliance with Vermont law.

I also don't see anything in the statute itself that requires you to have multiple accounts.

In 1970 California instituted its’ state exemption law that assets owned in a private retirement trust are fully exempt under statute.

In 1970 California instituted its’ state exemption law that assets owned in a private retirement trust are fully exempt under statute.

Lien was filed after the Texas property code statute limit for residential property (15th day after the 3rd month of project completion date).3.

Yup I read this in the statute.  

There's all kinds of micro level things you also need to look at like rent ratio's, property taxes, insurance rates, landlord/tenant statutes, vacancy rates and the list goes on.I've written a paper on the topic that I'll be happy to share with you if you or anyone else would like a copy.

I do not see it in the judgement, and the sheriff says that they are only executing what the judgement says, so my question is what (*as in what exact law/statute/documentation/precedent*) am I missing?

My answer is that they can not, an impossibility to perform by one who is not formally trained in servicing and collection.It would serve the public good if some would stop interpreting finance law as if to imply that just anyone off the street who did a seller financed deal can act in compliance, reading statutes does not explain all the details involved in processing, underwriting, originations or servicing of seller financed transactions, the statutes refer to other regulations and guidelines.

Local governments are prohibited from adopting ordinances under Article 11 (building code) or Article 12 (minimum housing code) requiring owners of rental property to obtain permits to rent residential real property.BILL ANALYSIS: House Bill 829 would prohibit a local government from adopting or enforcing an ordinance requiring a permit or registration system to lease or rent residential real property and would provide that this prohibition is not limited to ordinances adopted under Article 11 (building code enforcement) or Article 12 (minimum housing code enforcement) of Chapter 160D of the General Statutes.”So they should not be able to do anything that is restricted by the state.