Code Compliance?

I wondering if there's something out there that would help with the compliance side of things on the Investor Relations side of things, for instance.I just ran across a company called Investor Management Services - www.investormanagementservices.comHas anyone had any experience with them?  

It is not yet determined how owners of rental properties with have to certify, but it will 1.) for sure require a licensed lead specialist to proactively certify that the property is lead-safe and 2.) the burden of lead-safe compliance will fall largely on the owner.

A receipt should really not be necessary, as stated above the cancelled check is proof of receipt. however, I would not outright deny the request unless I confirmed that local laws did not require me to provide a receipt when requested. if you choose to provide a receipt, whether it be a customer service decisions or a compliance issue, you should be able to make a receipt form in Microsoft word, and then convert to pdf and email to him every month.

You are asking about a complex transfer via LLC, tax implications, and to be honest, anyone that is a professional in these respective fields would be a bit hesitant to give you advice over this platform due to compliance issues.

So far, he’s gotten 2 prank calls, the police called him from one small city, code compliance caught him placing a sign and he has only gotten 1 lead so far.

Make sure you are in compliance with all local laws.

Borrow some money from a bank or Credit union and pay it back AHEAD of schedule.You can easily build your credit.Also brick and mortar local and regional banks and credit unions are good places to get mortgages, many have "Portfolio" mortgages available which don't require Fannie and Freddie compliance.

The code enforcement guys will tell me what I need to do to be compliance and I would go to the building department for the required permits.

I’m not currently engaged in the practice of law (I’m in compliance) but thought it might come in handy as I make the transition to real estate (closings, possible evictions, etc.).