Now, this guy probably does get involved in Fractional Reserve Banking like he claims...because he's so wealthy he can.  

If you were out of compliance they will tell you, now it's the risk of the infraction being serious enough to inflict fines or worse, prosecution. 

The rents were a bit lower too, there must be some consideration on the other side in order to charge gig fees for minor infractions that management usually takes care of.Next, is the business on premises, that is certainly in violation of tenant's rights to work, so long as the business conducted is not open to the public, like a hair dresser, but an insurance agent commonly works out of their home, so does a Realtor, you probably do to.

You know, when the "show me the note" and the MERS "infractions" defenses were shot down.  

Kevin, there were numerous lease-purchase infractions by investors with bad intentions and it reached a scale that has created new rules about using lease to purchase options.  

For some infractions first notice is free, next one has a cost. 

So, it does behoove me to do my own research on state laws and previous infractions by other wholesalers, if I ever have the opportunity to take advantage of a wholesale deal. 

I have read the transcripts of actual cases from Housing Court in my area and yes, there are horror stories about tenants who are awarded triple damages for what seem to me to be minor infractions.

Because trillions of Dollars in financial products, investments, mortgages, etc. are linked to the LIBOR benchmark rate, this is a huge infraction and is almost cartel-like in its very nature.

If there are any unrecorded liens (ie code infractions, unpaid utilities, etc) you'll be responsible for these