The Statute of Frauds states that offers to buy real estate must be in writing.If you don't have a written offer in the builder's hands already, I suggest you get one. 

Its a great book that spells out all MN rules.According to page 37 under MN statute (363A.03, subd. 43) You may reject applicants with children if you - the owner of the rental property - are living in the building and it has four of fewer units.

Every state has a statement or terms that vary including typical citations of specific state statutes that authorize LLCs.  

It may be spelled out more simply in the RE statutes, but in the lead laws it says that if the state believes there's a "lead exposure hazard" for a child they can open an investigation that includes "issuing orders requiring the reduction of lead exposure hazards".

The statute of limitations on enforcing/collecting money judgments varies state to state. 

My local Landlord Assn. in Maine has expressed interst in sponsoring legislation to make "theft of services" laws apply to tenants who don't pay their rent.  Do any states have such a law that we could model it after??

There is no federal statute in the ADA that requires owners of public accommodations accept an untrained emotional support animal, even if they do require acceptance of trained service animals. 

This has been the law for over 100 years, and amply supported in statutes and hundreds of appellate decisions.

Dodd-Frank is not the only issue, these contracts now have other problems with deed conveyances as seen by ALTA and title examiners, equity being established on statute requiring foreclosure and circumventing foreclosure laws.

Supreme Court: It is the settled law of this court that the interdiction of statutes impairing the obligation of contracts does not prevent the State from exercising such powers as are vested in it for the promotion of the common weal, or are necessary for the general good of the public, though contracts previously entered into between individuals may thereby be affected. . . .