In a state with a 5,000 page landlord/tenant regulation codex that isn't a difficult feat.  

So long as SEC regulations are adhered to...

Looking at the HDLC map we would fall just outside the Garden District areas regulations, which would hopefully make the process go more smoothly. 

She says a whole slew of brand new FHA regulations just came into play...including one that says if I rearrange my current FHA into a conventional loan in order to get a new FHA on another property, that the new property has to be 100 miles away from the first.

Looking at the HDLC map we would fall just outside the Garden District areas regulations, which would hopefully make the process go more smoothly.I've seen price estimates anywhere from $150 to $300 per sqft, but it's not really region specific, and this would be our first purchase in that market so I'm not familiar enough with how much the construction costs vary with what we see here (astronomically high for labor in DC).

Make sure to discuss the use of bridge loans with all parties prior to consummating a transaction.Bridge loans are best obtained through Financial Conduct Authority (FCA)-regulated brokers.

The one thing I do have in my favor is the fact that I am relatively familiar with Fannie Mae and HUD purchase procedures and am registered buying agent with them.

The so-called "rent crisis" was created by strict building regulations, zoning, and NIMBYism.

Like all new regulations, this one has its pros and cons.

Administrators are only subject to regulation if required due to profession (CPA or attorney), not for role as administrator.