From crowdfundinsider.com:"The most important restriction is that companies can only raise $1,000,000 in a rolling 12-month period using these new regulations."

I do not believe Fair Housing regulations or Human Rights acts impact smart landlords that know what they are doing.

I'd be curious to read an opinion from someone who actually practices law

Is this common practice?

I don't know about Florida, but I would suggest do thorough and independent (I.E. don't just ask a RE agent or PM and take their word for it) research on regulation and regulatory risk, especially around Disney parks.

In exchange I can be a guide for you for the rules and regulations of being a landlord of a rent controlled multiunit building in SF.

OCC’S CURRY WARNS BANKS EXPOSED TO “FROTH” IN MULTIFAMILY MARKET, DISCUSSES FINTECH.Reuters (5/16, Lambert, Crimmins) reports that on Monday Comptroller of the Currency Thomas Curry spoke before the Reuters Financial Regulation Summit, warning that credit risk is growing in the CRE market, with some banks exposed to “froth” in the apartment markets in certain cities.

But now I'm seeing to take your final exam you have to be sponsored by a broker to practice real estate.

Hello BP Community,This is my first BP post, so please forgive me if I deviate from any community posting practices and standards.

I have better things to do, like practice guitar while listening to the office play in the background.