Read the state landlord tenant regulations.

Not aware of your regulations but in my jurisdiction the tenant is responsible for the sub let tenants complying with lease and rules.

If you are not the lender, then you may be violating some regulations. 

Hi @Mike Miller,I enjoyed reading your goals, sounds like you even have a level headed expectation of what the real estate environment is like here. 

I am looking to house hack or live in flip in the next 2-5 years.My long term goal in life is to build a permaculture food forest and community of friends and family to live in harmony and cooperation with our environment and each other. 

This sounds like more like their own institutional lending policy versus actual reality/regulation.

I doubt it.As far as the DODD FRANK ACT goes, yes, that was quite the gut punch, but we in the Mortgage Industry who are still standing have and deal with the crushing over-regulations every day.But this Realtor Rebate thing is a whole new threat gathering steam against the Mortgage Industry and I'm arming myself to the teeth with my Rebate Realtor partners to deal with what's ahead!

However, Regulation D (“Reg D”), Rule 506 of the Securities Act carves out an exception for full, federal registration of private placements of securities.Rule 506 allows for two different methods in structuring an offering – 506(b) and 506(c).

And that's just some of the planning stage.I won't even get into the 25 or 30 different permits you'll be required to obtain, their costs and their impact on your budget.Now think about the Federal regulations that are in place from Wetlands to Flood Plain Issues to Storm Water Management to National Pollutant Discharge Elimination Systems to Erosion Control during the construction/development phases.

You will prolly get a lot of questions from pet owners since many are not familiar with the programIn today's environment, just accepting dogs is a big plus, so I don't think you need to offer a discount.