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.

I have been very pleased with their services so far...Allen, you should familiarize yourself with CA tax regulations before pontificating on them!

I found a property in Indian Wells I like, but am concerned with the inability to rent it out short term due to city regulations.

If I were looking at it, I would also consider the additional costs that HUD has created with their new rules and regulations on setting homes.

My concern about it is more related to the regulations.

@Riyan AhmedIt depends.Every jurisdiction has their own density and zoning regulations that will determine how many and what type of units can be in an area.The real question is, who wants to live in a 31 acre apartment complex.

With all the different HOAs, cities and what not, what’s the weirdest regulation and penalty you’ve had to comply with?