Someone made the same argument before the Supreme Court and lost in April....https://www.supremecourt.gov/d...My understanding is if the loan was sold to Fannie or Freddie, when they were taken in to receivership by the federal government the state’s super lien law no longer applied.

LLC's are governed by the State they are in (mine does), and protections are afforded by that State. 

If you are still working for the federal  government,  are under 59 1/2 , and contributing to the TSP this could be considered a withdrawal which would be taxable and incur early withdrawal penalties. 

There will be some digital marketing involved to bring traffic to a website designed to capture the leads.I know there are regulations governing marketing for investment opportunities, but this seems like a little bit of a grey area.

Just because the government will allow you to speculate with sharks because you have enough money doesn't mean the "accredited" investors have a clue what they are doing or getting into.Accredited Investors are some of the most sought after "fish" for a reason, and end up being the poster boys for the saying "a fool and his money are soon parted".The OP needs to learn to be a sophisticated investor, not just an accredited one. 

In almost all areas code violations are issued at the city government level.

Now if the house is for you, you can do a first time mortgage with as little as 5% down and take advantage of the new Canadian government incentive (assuming you qualify). 

In my area short term rental requires a license granted by the local government, these license are limited and expensive. 

Your lease is your governing document in most cases. 

You can give the seller 2 options: For an all cash sale: Pay Capital gains all at once and then take what is left over and invest it with higher risk or have it sitting in the bank losing money.Seller Financing Option: Take the entire amount, only pay taxes on the installments, and earn interest on what would have been the government's money...