@Scott W.Check out Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP)basements sq ft don't count if any part of the basement is below grade. 

This is where deeds and such are recorded.It is not the same as the property tax assessor/auditor/collector.Many counties have info online but there is not a uniform standard that cities and states conform to.

A sophisticated well established turnkey operator with the proper systems, should be any more expensive not he contrary you should be able to take advantage of the efficiency and uniform systems designed to service investors exclusively.

After eating this retail division of property management, we now exclusively only manage Turnkey assets for investors, the purpose here is to eliminate these misc. pitfalls associated with scattered site unique homes, the quality is sometimes not their however, the owner may feel they have something spectacular, we take out the unique element now and apply a uniform system throughout the entire spectrum of Turnkey inventory this enhances performance and value.

If your doing uniform tile and you need an app you might be in trouble... just sayn

Need to understand Uniform Law, Laws of Agency, which is not found in real estate agency law other than describing specific acts of agent/broker relationships, "agency" goes much deeper than that and regulators will use the Laws of Agency approach regardless of the type of contract you use, the type of get-a-way car has no bearing on the armed robbery. 

There are some company policies to follow and I think that may include the way commission splits are set up, the way you market your deals, and some other things are uniform throughout different branches/offices of the franchises.

While the SEC has bigger fish to fry than some uniformed RE guy, it doesn't mean he won't get snagged as another example. 

Section 57 of Bill 1502 was enacted the end of June and requires landlords to include a notice in every residential lease in “not less than 12 point boldface type in uniform font” Disclosing whether or not the dwelling unit they are renting has a working fire sprinkler system.

Here's the kicker:The community is in the process of transitioning from the developer to becoming a "flexible community" under the Uniformed Planned Community Act (UPCA).