You will also have other disclosure requirements mandated by statute and contract.Given the market, if it was my home, I would do minimal cleaning, touch-up, and paint and then put it on the market as a great fixer with lots of potential.

All the legal “theories” about why it was “illegal” and voided any enforcement of the note was just pure garbage......promoted by foreclosure defense attorneys, along with all kinds of other bogus “defenses” so they could collect large fees from homeowners fighting foreclosure.....all the while the attorneys knowing these defenses were bogus, knowing they would never win, but it gave them a way to sell their services to desperate homeowners.Here in FL it was an ever changing shift in new “marketing theories”........”show me the note” “invalid assignments”, “FL 5 year Statute of Limitations”, etc.Yes, there was a lot of sloppy work by banks and their foreclosure attorneys, and some improper short cuts....robot signing, etc.  

In the Minnesota Statutes 327B.04, Subd. 5, there is an exemption to the MH dealer license requirements for licensed real estate salespersons/brokers.

So I was wondering if there is any statute that protects against domestic violence for tenants.

Because of a crazy unexplainable quirk of Federal statute Puerto Rico does not qualify as like kind for property sold in the United States.  

If you want to go right to the source and look up Pennsylvania law on security deposits -- or if you're writing a letter to your landlord or tenant and want to cite the applicable law -- the relevant statute(s) can be found at Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes Annotated Title 68 §§ 250.511a to 250.512.

The statute of frauds in each state typically requires that leases of a certain length be in writing.

If I recall correctly, the Uniform Law Commission—a group of lawyers that draft uniform laws for all 50 states—wrote the statute a few years ago.

My wife and I made the conscious decision to not pay the co-signed bills because they exceeded several hundred thousand dollars and instead we negotiated and paid what we could and what we couldn't the statute of limitations has either run or it was written off and we had to pay taxes on it.

My Nolo Landlord's law book says there is no state statute , but some doc I downloaded from the Wi Dept of Agr, Trade, & Consumer Protection says I must give 28 day notice to increase the rent.