If you are managing other people's property, you need to comply with a lot of different regulations.

If the tenant complies there's nothing you can do. 

They told me since in May , in my vacant notice i mentioned i was going to sell this condo , i should still comply with the old TOPA law.

Some of these things I have known about and have been dealing with,  a few of the others have just come to light this week, thanks to an angry ex-wife.I have done almost daily inspections, filed comply of vacate letters, sent text after text, and I'm just hoping for a smooth transition without having to evict.  

I checked with the bank to see if I can refinance to get some of my initial investment back and he (this bank btw works with a lot of investors refinancing) told me I cannot and it would be very difficult because this type of property does not comply with Fannie May  and Freddie Mac. 

Single family residence in Los Angeles (built in 1962) has only 1 covered parking spot, and a second cannot be added.Do I have to comply with current parking requirements (2 spots) to add a detached accessory structure for storage etc. 

@Jeremy BartlettGo talk to them and lay the law down If they continue theIr bad behavior then post a comply or quit document up

@Dillon Seal yes it is certainly legal but the lender has to comply with much more strict rules if you are going to live there.

If they don't comply, you could then start the eviction process based on tenant non-compliance. 

In these you are purchasing ownership of a company or entity that owns real estate and not the real estate itself.However there is a hierarchy of real estate ownership that complies with 1031 treatment and runs the range from active to passive.