My attorney has written several letter's arguing it is legal mainly because these are not regulated entities and there is no case law challenging the validity of the transaction.

This includes learning how to navigate the current rules and regulations discouraging wholesaling.

He's decided to simply institute massive new government regulation via dictitorial fiat through new EPA caps on carbon emissions STARTING NEXT WEEK!

Some have very strict laws/regulations about charging for utilities, someplaces it can have you being defined as a utility provider and you absolutely don't want that title!

I use to say that a Washington lawyer could spend six months writing a regulation and that I could come up with an alternative to the rule in six hours.

You really need to know and understand the laws and regulations in the areas you conduct business.

Regulations related to Application Fees was updated in 2009.

I just read a story from a member on here whose first sale was exactly this type: a Trustee had received his mailer, called him and offered him a properrty for $40k which he immediately flipped.Has anyone else had luck working with Trustees, and can reguler bankruptcy attorneys liquidate property the same way?

Remember permits, regulations, practices, etc. differ when you work on commercial and by extension costs go up.

Does anybody have any updates on the government regulations that restrict lease to own programs?