I'm just finishing up reading Deals on Wheels and starting to look at some homes for sale in my area. I live in the DC metro area, so I'm looking in MD and VA mainly. I've noticed that each state may treat mobile ho...

Actually, I have found that the apartment associations and the REIA will do a good job of keeping up on the changes in regulations.

To add to Scotts replies, SS flips have also been heavily affected by new regulations, both from laws and lender rules.

Well can anyone tell me if there are title companies that close nation wide on commercial property. i.e i find a deal in philly but i reside in florida.I ask that because when i get seller financed deals i want to be able to go to one escrow and title company(one stop shop) that can close the deals. if so is the process the same just different with state regulations?

It's like discussing a Rube Goldberg device!

They need to know what we are doing, in order to regulate.

They're meant to be used by mobile devices, so if possible when redirecting to a webpage, make it mobile friendly - and not your regular website that may have too small of a print or pictures that take too long to load for the smaller screen of mobile devices.I've read a couple of articles where businesses that have had a lot of success using SMS text messages, are having the QR codes tie into an SMS text message.

Not uncommon to have aspects of a job or business that you don't enjoy doing even though in general you find the work very interesting.More and more aspects of RE are being regulated and I don't know but a few people that enjoy trudging through the legalese.

Going back in time, FHA had only authorized a temporary 1 year time frame for accepting flips less than 90 days.The lending industry as a whole is writing to FHA and to government individuals in order to get another extension to the less than 90 day flip regulations.

I believe that federal regulations have as much or more to do with this.