I know that I once posted the monthly payment on the sign (there are regulations you need to follow to do this)and it was amazing because a it sparked a lot of calls within days as the neighbors that were renting found what they could buy.

When I responded that a setting off a “chain of events” does not meet any legal criteria the responded with, “This assessment is not based on any violation of the rules & regulations.

While theoretically you can, a Mortgage Loan Originator (MLO) in our state is regulated by the NC Commissioner of Banks and MLOs operate quite differently from real estate brokers.

Yeah, again, I see what the stated regulations are, but have you actually SEEN it happen?

What regulation does it fall under and were can I go to research it.

Best,Gene (from chicago but living in the bay area)

Hi all, I am just looking for advice from Canadians that know the rules and regulations.

The reality is that the majority of landlords are mom and pop hobby landlords and do not ever bother to learn the regulations governing landlords and tenants until they run into a problem.

I've looked up HPA regulations and while it stipulates that unearned premium on prepaid PMI is refundable, I cannot form a clear answer from my research.

Now I'm trying to sell it but I find out there's all these regulations and it's gonna cost me $2,000 to hire a lawyer to be sure the title is clear.