If you are getting a federally backed loan to purchase this property, your lender will require you to get a flood insurance policy.

Road frontage is key as can sell off acreage.In our area, over 4-5 acres on a secondary, not state or federal, road is a farm.  

If you are borrowing from friends/family and plan to pool their money together in an LLC that is not secured, you will need to research state and federal law related to this type of activity as that could be considered a security in your state and/or potentially subjected to SEC regulations associated with a pooled mortgage/debt fund or private equity fund (syndication).

The ADA is a federal law, and it's not one you want to break.Luckily, there is a super simple answer:Set up a landlord profile on PetScreening.com and send him the link to complete an application for his service animal. 

Local landlord tenant laws, fair credit reporting act, federal fair housing laws, assistance animals, and just understanding the fundamentals of the various systems of the structure itself...plumbing, electrical,roof and building "envelope", HVAC...the more you know, the less likely contractors, professional tenants, and Government "testers" will dip into your profits.

Used Conventional Fannie Mae Loan with Navy Federal Credit Union had the best rate for 625 fico at 80% ltv in June 2018.

I would imagine your management company's agreement with you states something to the effect of, you agree to operate the property in accordance to local, state and federal laws.

But, they will have a higher rate and its a variable rate that will continue to go up every time the Federal Reserve raises the fund funds rate. 

I believe you can deny an applicant for any reason as long as it not because they are a member of a protected class , either federally or as part of your state or local jurisdiction  (e.g.

Should be a Federal law / consumer protection I've been told at many closings.