Depending on your states laws, contract for deeds allow the seller to take possession of the property without the standard foreclosure procedures.Some states (one of those being Texas) have enacted strict regulations around selling a property with a contract for deed or any other type of executory contract.

A regulated Self-Directed IRA custodian cannot give tax, legal or investment advice, nor sell investment products.  

Elevators have very strict rules to follow.

That's probably as far as they went and agents don't spend their time reading financial regulations, at least not many.

And the latter of which is highly regulated.  

As for extra costs of owning in an LLC, you will have to account for the cost of maintaining your business entity with the state and local government along with complying with any state or federal tax reporting regulations.

Such fees are generally regulated by state law, you can't just make up some big number as a deterrent. :) 

Dan, first, I have no clue as to what is required in India, unless someone here is from there I'd take those questions to your local authorities.Mortgages are pretty much exempt from SEC as they are regulated elsewhere, that doesn't mean the root of the instrument is totally dismissed as a bond. 

Just check (and obey) your post-great recession state regulations.

Depending on which one you'll want to look up the zoning on the property, and read the rules and exceptions for that zoning in the county's General Plan.Right now, my understanding is that Tiny Homes are illegal to move onto a residential zoned property in every county in California except Fresno with some very strict exceptions.