There will often be property requirements, fire suppression system can be expensive, light fixtures, commercial kitchen requirements, electrical and plumbing requirements as well as minimum room sizes for bedroom, dining area and living spaces.I'd not jump in based on the opinion of some medical or home healthcare worker, they may not be aware of compliance matters much less the business side of the market.

My suggestion is to build and title the trailer as an RV otherwise as a mobile home as a residence you'll have compliance issues.

A Rishel Consulting Group client has just informed us that a state regulator is now including it in their examination as well.Chattel Lender’s ResponsibilitiesLike all compliance issues, the lender must include SCRA into their Compliance Management System with a written Policy and Procedure Manual adapted by their Board of Directors or their Managing Partner(s), a training program for employees expected to assist in the compliance effort, and regular audits to make sure the program is achieving the goals set forth in the Policy and Procedure Manual with corrective action when necessary.

The notice also can explain that XYZ TenantScreen got the credit information from ABC Credit Bureau, but that is not required under the FCRA.Written notices provide proof of FCRA compliance.

Hi Web, I'm also just a pro-level member on a monthly plan, so I can't necessarily speak to the differences in BiggerPockets premium level leases but I will say there are some options out there which allow for further customization and are up to date (ie. when a lease is created, the appropriate clauses are auto-imported based on the property address/location -- this way your lease has you covered and is in compliance with local regulations/state law).

That's great advice - I was looking at it purely from the compliance perspective regarding IRA rules, but bigger picture you are right. 

As a matter of course, we have to bring the building up to code which includes ADA compliance (grab bars and roll in showers) and fire suppression/detection (fire sprinklers, alarms and lights, etc.).  

"According to several sections of the Landlord Tenant Act A,B,C" The house is in compliance with A,B,C.

If it does, you can post a demand for compliance and depending on your state, you can begin the eviction process after x number of demands/lease infractions.

I believe Ken Rishel has some materials but I've not seen them, he is into compliance training, he's creditable.