Nah, I havn't bought any courses, What I have found out is all from reading the NM state statutes and from the NM Department of Taxation and Revenue's website.

And the last time I checked the state statutes there was no law requiring moocher co-op.

Little details... the NC state general statutes (NCSG) prohibit some of the items identified in the stories linked above.

Alternatively, you can buy from record owners (or their estates) prior yo sale, however you'll need to be compliant with CC1695 Equity Purchase Statutes if buying from owner occ 1-4 unit sellers prior to sale.Lots to learn and open up a whole new world to the developer.

Read Florida Statute FS 509.141 titled Refusal of admission and ejection of undesirable guests; notice; procedure; penalties for refusal to leave.Hope this will help.

There is the Boulder Landlord-Tenant Handbook but it's for Boulder which has a number of overlays on Colorado law so read it and check against the statutes.

Check out landlordology.com and actually read the statutes it references.  

For this reason, I hire everything out, document it, and make a legal claim per the statute.

Just because someone doesn’t ask you for documentation “yet”, there is no statute of limitations on fraud.  

This is done on a City by City basis— if there’s already a significant amount (determined by statute) of low income housing in that area, then you won’t get a relaxation of zoning policies.