Many federal laws may apply, the UCC, Fair Trade/Advertising, The Land Sale Act, Civil Rights laws go beyond race, Red Lining laws, The Trade and Services Act and an alphabet soup of agency regulations. 

You just have to be careful on such letters sent to investors ... it may be said (by both the SEC and the state) that you trying to 'issue a security' -- which is a regulated activity.

To the extent possible, the Baseline Standards will leverage off of existing standards or generally accepted business practices.

My classes have been certified in 4 of the largest real estate investing states in the country with some of the toughest state regulation in the nation.

Once you take over the property, issue them a tenant letter stating your rules and regulations.  

I don't see this any where in the HOA doc, and am wondering if its common practice to get an Estoppel PRIOR to getting into contract.  

Network (REI groups, MeetUps, etc.) with active local (each state has different regulations regarding contracts, assignments, etc.) investors.2.  

I have gotten as far as figuring out the 25% standard withholding tax, and filing the section 216 to have that withholding done on net income rather than gross, just wondering if anyone can add some insight to the process or point to some good resources and or professionals that might help give me some insight and confidence, or point me to best practices where this is concerned.

@Steve RozenbergWe review ours annually, unless a specific event {change in regulation, new legislation, technology, etc.) provokes a need to review or update it in the interim.

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