It also says "buyer/agent" to comply with disclosure laws.

. :)You can close your own settlement if state law doesn't require a title/settlement agent, registered lender or attorney, so long as you comply with all applicable requirements, if you're crazy enough to try

Who will evict if a tenant doesnt comply? 

If you have regulations I would be curious what is required to comply if that is a possiblity as well.  

And tenants will be responsible for cost associated with evictions if they don't comply with terms of the lease.

This has occurred in the past when natural disasters have made complying difficult.

Today’s final rule clarifies that generally the new servicer must comply with the loss mitigation requirements within the same timeframes that applied to the transferor servicer, but provides limited extensions to these timeframes under certain circumstances.

I apperciate the advice and feedback, I will look into those forms.It'll really have to go back to how your contract was written,some contracts might be written like " All permits, inspections and necessary pro-active coordination to maintain the project's schedule shall be the responsibility of the Contractor and shall be included in this contract amount", or  " The Contractor shall comply with all necessary state and local codes including Authority Having Jurisdiction. 

Requirements for a loan extensionAs a lender, how do you comply with our state's licensing and usury requirements?

At the very least, it requires extensive disclosures, and the broker’s approval.Wholesaling and all real estate activities MUST comply with the three rules above.In case you're wondering, I primarily focus on rentals and flips.