In my state, they use the gross FMR value and then subtract whatever utilities you don't include (which they also have published rates for).  

I found them on MyHouseDeals.com - who regularly publish lists of private lenders. 

I don't know if that also covers ACH transactions; I have a feeling there are probably some specs on that too, maybe from the Federal Reserve.All these requirements are published, and the ways to meet them are known, but you're not going to meet them on a "hire a 22-year-old kid from Craigslist to cut and paste code from StackExchange" budget; it will be more of a "draw up requirements, shop them around to several webdev companies, figure out which webdev companies actually understand what you want, figure out which of those companies aren't going to outhouse it to another country, hire them, and then argue about the bugs and change orders" budget. 

The IRS put out a 12-page PDF about qualifying for REPSI would consult a real estate specialist Tax advisor such as HALL CPA they also published an in-depth guide to the REPS status that is extremely detailed.  

@Mandy Cohen While the opportunity zones were finalized and published in June, the IRS and federal government have not communicated the process of setting up and maintaining Opportunity Funds.

At least I know what to avoid trying to do now.The authors of the books published by BiggerPockets are subject matter experts monetizing their know-how.The job market is constantly evolving.

If you were really interested in real estate, you could check out the podcast and some of the books BP published like The Book on Long Distance Real Estate Investing, especially since you live in Brooklyn. 

We will still show your pending property & take backup applications until MoveIn occurs.Lease Signings include signing of our annually attorney reviewed, 27+ page lease, completed MoveIn Checklist & Video – all published to your online portal.Lease Terms are set to avoid end-dates from October to February whenever possible.

They sometimes are hasty in publishing an undeveloped piece.

We are also interested in any ideas posters have, as our agents work with MFH investors and often do a LOT of work to walk properties and then get paid nothing, because the investor puts an offer in on their own, or with another agent, or they pull out of the contract during the contract window.Has anyone ever seen a RE representation agreement with a "kill fee" in addition to a commission rate, like writers can sometimes get in the publishing world when an editor kills a piece they were going to publish so that the writer at least gets something for the work they did?