During the Global Financial Crisis 2008-10, extremely high levels of housing debt (sub-prime mortgages due to unscrupulous lending practices and lack of regulation) combined with cratering prices resulted in negative equity at the same time we had soaring unemployment across all sectors (this time unemployment is skewed heavily towards low-paying service sector jobs i.e. renters).

Here are some critical tasks a property manager can help you with:Setting the right rental rates.Marketing and advertising your rental.Finding the right tenants.Managing tenants.Managing vendor relationships.Ensuring that you’re in compliance with housing regulations and property laws.Enabling you to invest in geographically distant properties.Maximizing the profitability of your time.Maximizing the profitability of your money.

Can he / we NOT publicly advertise but privately discuss raising private money without the risk and liabilities of the SEC stepping in or whatever else the regulations require of official Syndication work?

About thirty days after submitting our building plans, I found out that there are regulations pertaining to improvements to homes located in a flood zone.

Rents have increased and cap rates have dropped, but there are more regulations, restrictions and expenses in recent years.I am looking for an area with a growing population, diverse growing economy, and valuations less overheated than those at home.  

They also said as a licensee I need to report to the seller if I plan on wholesaling their house as per the DRE regulations and realtors code of ethics.

I have read so many different rules and regulations for manufactured homes and I can never seem to find anything definite because manufactured homes not on personally owned property, create a unique situation.

one who understands privacy and lawsuit protection, involving Land trust and LLCs'.I heard a few from Clint with Anderson advisors, But I know they are a few Ohio laws.Plus there are a few Cincinnati regulations.

Of course, I would still recommend checking on your city/county set back regulations and requirements as those are factors that will help shape what size you can build.

They charge for "period approved lumber" A GC who is not familiar with the regulations of a "Historical Landmark" will bid way different than one who is.