The government is facilitating a low cost alternative to public offerings that would make most syndications not viable.Private offerings are the wild wild west of investing with no audits, filing requirements, little regulation, tons of inexperienced sponsors, and lots of complexity. 

Asbestos siding and lead based paint are both hot potatoes when it comes to regulations. 

What is your strategy for Multi (5+ units) investment strategies in the high interest rate environment?

While this structure sounds ideal to us, I have concerns with it being classified as an investment company under SEC regulations or with it needing a registered investment advisor to manage it.

If yes, please leave me the contacts to see if they can help me as well.Also, How do you go about pulling out equity from your rental portfolio in this High Interest Rate environment? 

The state has overarching ADU guidelines, each municipality then creates their own ADU regulations.

Hello all,My wife and I are looking to purchase a property and wondering where we can look to find out what zoning regulations are.

The best way to summarize seller financing is:Seller financing = Bank financing - all the hoops and regulations of the mortgage industry 

Quote from @Nathan Gesner: I've worked with many insurance companies over the years and their definitions match law and zoning.Are the terms “short term rental” and “long term rental” used in government regulations and insurance policies?

My understanding is that a multi-unit property with an ADU is non-conforming, which means when it comes time to refinance or sell the property, you might run into some issues with appraisal, with current finance regulations.