Getting a tenant/buyer will take somewhat longer.First, you're going to need to know any state laws and regulations regarding lease options.

The really scary thing is she's from the branch of our government that makes the laws.

NC Attorney General demanded following companies stop chargingconsumers upfront fees for credit repair in violation of state Law: I3Solutions, Inc., McKinney; Texas, et al.Item 4. http://www.ftc.gov/os/2008/10/081023sweeplist.pdfItem 5.

Probably not by law, but it might be the right thing to do.

If USA is 5% of the world's population, companies might be missing out on 95% of the market if they do not export.The one thing I would be sensitive to is different cultures and laws, in Europe, guns are not popular, so American movies without guns might be more widely accepted than action flicks with guns.

They call this a "mail away" closing.If you are just having a sales contract signed and you are wholesaling the deal, then you may not need it notarized; depending on your states RE laws.

This is a health issue, an environmental issue, probably an animal control law violation.

The US is a rule of law, not the rule of man because you can't rely on the nature of fallible people.http://online.wsj.com/article/SB118636043871288806.html

Jared,It would all depend on your state's laws regarding rental licenses.

It is a matter of law what each county is able to do as far "negotiating".