However, it is the qualified intermediary and the attorney that will be keeping the protocol compliant, so it is, of course, best to be guided through the entire process by the qualified professionals.

They both warned of finding a good, compliant contractor to do the work for me.

They both warned of finding a good, compliant contractor to do the work for me.

If you're bringing in investors, be sure to break out their projected return from yours, and of course do the deal in a securities compliant manner.

For example the house has a section that used to be a sunroom or screen porch and was added many years ago as part of the house and somehow none of this work was done with papers, also the basement was finished with a bathroom, kitchen and non-compliant bedroom but the entire basement is around 6’8” instead of 7” (minimum per code) so inspector is saying that the entire basement was not suppose to be finished and it sounds like he wants it all removed or to apply for a variance that he is letting me know upfront most likely wont be approved.

Make sure it's spelled out clearly in the lease and compliant with local laws and codes.

@Ishmael JohnsonI'm sure you Google an example or template, but you want to make sure that what you send is compliant with your local laws.

Also, look into Green Bonds or Green loans if you are adding EV charging or solar etc. as Banks like to access that source of money if you're modernizing a building to be Energy efficient or leed compliant.

That way, you have a fair housing compliant way of denying anyone who does not qualify.

I live in NC. I’ve received different answers to this question and I’m wondering if anyone has input? Also, is this something an insurance company would inquire about? Thanks in advance. Heidi