However, you will certainly want an attorney to review your documents and terms to be sure you're creating and recording the right documentation and that you're complying with your state laws.As far as finding borrowers that truly is as easy as going to REIAs in your area and saying "I have money to lend".

So to continue we drilled  a new well where it would comply.

No landlord likes the intrusion and inconvenience of an inspector who rides them hard or is difficult to comply and satisfy.However, there can be a positive side to all this.

Lastly, there is a coverage called "Increased Cost of Construction" that allows for an additional percentage of the building limit in order to pay for the increased cost to comply with building ordinances and laws.

The posts on the forums need to be monitored so that they comply with the rules set out in the terms of use.

I don't know if you did some research on it yet, but what interested me about them was that you don't need a down payment. as long as you can prove to them you can afford a mortgage that's their main concern. you need to comply with many rules such as not owning any property (nor anyone living in the home), living in the home for the entire mortgage, and volunteering a couple times within the organization. theres also a membership fee of $25 a year. 

However, she doesn't have to comply.  

It can, and you can base your decisions on that, it is not a discriminatory attribute,  At least outside of King County, I don't keep up on the King County specific laws.For now you can serve her a 3 day notice to comply and give her the option to stop.  

As such you would legally have to comply with securities law, be it registration or exemption from registration.Where the existing relationship comes into play is that a private offering MAY be exempt from securities registration.  

They can provide you a state specific, lease that complies with all of the current state and national statutes.