Realtors are required by law to uphold certain rules, regulations, standards, etc.

There are tons of things you need to do to investigate a property (maybe I should write a detailed piece about it - hmmmmm): investigate liens, encumbrances, zoning, HOA . . . if you're trying to rent it out: tenant law, market rents, general landlord knowledge . . . if you're rehabbing: covenants on working, comps . . .

The Department also promotes economic and community development as well as enforces the nation's fair housing laws.

I don't require a rental agent my father in law lives nearby.

And in all instances, there was tax paperwork (Form 2119) to fill out to show that you followed the rules.But when the Taxpayer Relief Act of 1997 became law, the home-sale tax burden eased for millions of residential taxpayers.

Hey my rehab may have been a little more than I expected to bite off..BUT...after 2 months of following the strict letter of CT LL-tenant law, I had my first eviction hearing today, and my tenants are now on their FINAL 5 day stay of execution.

The problem is that the title to the property is in her ex-in laws name.

p=20672&highlight=#20672Understand that as long as you aren't breaking a law with it, you can pretty much put any kind of contingency you want in your contract.

Real Estate Professionals are individuals and companies who know the laws and regulations pertaining to real estate – individuals you can trust with your confidential information.

State laws do dictate these actions.