Is this still possible with the new Dodd-Frank regulations?

Unless you fully intend to live in the property.Conventional is heavily regulated and can cause road blocks for what you are trying to do.Here are some difference between the 2.

The option to change this would be to install a landlord thermostat to better regulate the heating range.Lastly and my future plan is to add another gas meter (utility company will usually do this for free) and separate the ductwork and add a second furnace.

If they have an advertisement selling a house, it's exempt from the DNC regulations, as far as I know.

@Mitch, maybe it is a state regulation?

Contracting is one of the single most regulated fields in the U.S., especially with the E.P.A. making a strong entrance into the regulating as well.

And keep in mind that listing agents are regulated by the listing contract (which specifies the commission they receive).

Regulations regarding seller financing.

So, even though I could fix the zoning, I couldn't comply with the regulations for parking, so the property couldn't be used the way I wanted.Often if you want to change the use of a property, there will be a public hearing.

In one of the articles you posted there is reference to a reform to SEC Regulation A “ Regulation A.