here is the scenario, my friend is foreigner who not live in US, he wants to buy the rental property, I will help him to management it, he can give me the power atterney to handle all rental related issue, I have no license yet, is that compliant with CA laws?

you will get a lot of naysayer's on here, but i haven't had any issues and I know several others who have been extremely successful at it.I don't know your experience level but if you have not done one before I get some legal advice so you can make sure you stay compliant.

You don't even know if the property is compliant with building codes and zoning so that's another run, don't walk.Sounds to me like this seller who is dreaming up ways for him to get his hands on cash is the wolf and you're the lamb. 

It is entirely possible that the notice was non-compliant which puts your ability to correct in jeopardy…https://www.seattle.gov/rentin...https://www.seattle.gov/rentin...

It will take some time for the counties to set up  the auctions online, and to determine how to handle the process to be compliant with the Texas tax code 34.015.

There are new regulations headed our way too, you'll need to know your broker is compliant. :)

Any property that is compliant isn't a slum, it's the function, not so much the appearance or style.......but appearance is important, in any area!

For the person mentioning healthcare a change was made I believe ( cannot say for sure) that if you get catastrophic care coverage then you are compliant now.

There may be something they know that you don't; water issues, non-compliant septic, foundation issues, clouds on title - dig deep.

A FCRA compliant credit check with release is going to cost you between 10 and 30 dollars.