First is the physical wear on your body.

Regulatory requirements are very specific and 1 to 4 units will always be considered single family.Owning multiple units in a condo, townhome, or duplex project is not multifamily - its multiple rental units.Nicolas Paez

Doesn't matter how wealthy you are, you can hit ceilings under regulatory restrictions.You may think you're getting a loan from XYZ bank, as they begin to hit ceilings they can farm out participated loans, sharing loans with other banks and you may never be aware of the arrangement.

Look, when you can do seller financing on any level and not have to put a lot of your money on a great deal, every body wins. 

. … raises the regulatory risk significantly.

Also appeared like there was a potential oppty to exit the HOA by digging our own well, but some uncertainty there too.If you think about it, HOA risk is the worst type of regulatory risk bc rules can change overnight without careful thought.

"The licensing act is a regulatory measure and represents the strong public policy of "New Jersey".

Article in the paper of the weekend that Hailburton is importing 1000 workers from California because there are not enough bodies to fill jobs.

It's all a big show of positive thinking and cheerleading and inspiration until two or three good body blows bust them up proper, and then they curl up in a little ball and it's no-mas and pass-the-buck and listen-to-my-sob-story from that point on.

Originally posted by @James Braun:How about caution tape  I'm joking, but what about an outline of the body with a sign saying this is what happened to the last person that parked in my spot.