I guess I need to find a RMLO to underwrite to make sure the potential buyers qualify and to keep me compliant.  

Purchase the note, set up w a servicer, make sure your asset is insured/protected and then let the note 'season' w the servicer for 90+ days to document a history that monthly statements and CFPB compliant late notices were sent and any correspondence is documented.   

Many companies who build equipment have to prove they are ISO 9001 compliant to sell to some of their customers.

@Nick Patterson yeah I have been thinking about cost...digging and making the basement city height compliant will take about 20k.

There is really no other way to make it feasible and compliant simultaneously3.  

What I did was i consulted with an an attorney and cross border account so as to make sure I was compliant with the IRS and best way to structure my business for tax implications for myself and for the investors that work with us.

If your poprty was issued a certifcate of occupancy when constructed then you are compliant as long as you have not modified the property without pemits

For example if you sign leases that are not RLTO compliant and then buy a new property in a few month, you lose your exemption and if you did not follow SD rules from day 1 you need to become compliant before you move.I don't think the rules are strict, so they should be easy to follow

If you are paying and compliant I cannot fathom a judge would ever allow an eviction based on this.

Tax prep is valuable as laws are ever changing and you need to ensure your returns are compliant.