Search for them and read through them for examples that may apply to your situation.

No different than an office visit you pay for at a doctors office, our expertise and education in the trades is a value to most sensible investors.If basic principles are applied during pre-construction, 9 times out of 10 everyone will walk away feeling good and most importantly with profits earned.

But, you are a wholesaler so the rules don' t apply to you!

In my area chattanooga TN many people apply at the 1% rule for A and B class property, but I can still find property that meets the 2% rule with C and C- class property.

My Dad has several mortgages coming up for renewal that are owner occupied.  They were all originated before 2014 with 5 year balloons, if he just extends them will it trigger Dodd Frank,  second question is if he mod...

@Marvin Meng - that maxim about "If it's a real deal, you won't have trouble finding money" primarily applies to wholesalers who are trying to sell properties to investors by assigning the contract (it needs to be a real deal for the investor - if it is, someone will buy it) and to situations where you are partnering or syndicating (bringing on other investors as part owners) where you have an established track record and a good deal that people will be willing to buy into.Starting out to buy and hold or flip- you need your own capital OR you can borrow from 401k (cheapest) or credit cards (some are cheap or can be kept that way by rotating through various low interest deals) or you can borrow from family and friends and make it worth their while OR you can look for seller finance deals.  

But that doesn't apply to new construction. 

Best use of this forum is to try to figure out HOW experienced investors think, rather than WHAT they think ... then you can apply a similar thought process to figure out for yourself the answer that makes sense for you. 

However, that does not apply if you are an owner managing your own property.

You'll have to see how each State Attorney General defines and applies "gouging" buying or selling anything from the norm or taking advantage of the public......usually they are more concerned with gas prices, fire sales, going out of business sales, but they can certainly touch on real estate transactions and do (usually in larger sham transactions).