The strict SEC regulations are geared toward Domestic Investors.

Granted there is not much regulation in Idaho as far as managing properties, but there are some that you need to know.

Seems like a no brainer, but some states amaze me with their regulations.

The proposed so called "relaxing" of regulations still only allows accredited investors to participate.

Thanks for the clarification @Steven Hamilton IIThat didn't sound right to me but I haven't looked at those vehicle regulations in awhile.At least in MA I am pretty sure just having a magnet won't even get you eligible for commercial plates on your car.

Texas is a great state to be an inspector because of the stringent regulations.

Hey everyone, I'm considering a 2 unit property that can actually be 3 units, but zoning regulation for the property (R1 zone) only allows 2 units maximum for how much land is available to the property.

With some of the coming regulations in 2014, making sure details are attended to is a good idea.Speaking on the idea of payment seasoning.

I read some that this type of a "flip" doesnt work anymore because of new regulations, 60 day wait before selling, no assigning contracts......Is anyone using this system successfully?

But who knows these days, with all of the government rules and regulations on everything...