You are also obligated to follow the NAR code of ethics.Advertising is state-specific so you would have to check Maryland law.

The valuation approach of options is universal, (check with the ISAB), I bet Canada has a civil code as well.

Union City is also particularly sensitive about basement apartments: there was a program ~10+ years ago where many basement apartments were "legalized" to a third unit, but you'd likely not be able to get a certificate of occupancy today if you had to receive a new one because they don't comply with the current fire code (windows not large enough, no sprinkler system, etc.). 

I have changed my Profile to reflect my current zip code but all the people near me that are popping up are from my previous zip code.

Instead of a myriad of government offices first call the Memphis Codes department and see if they have specific codes for short term rentals.

Father in law is a master electrician so brought outdated electrical up to code.

RE is not a easy gig  but once you crack the code its something you can do for a lifetime.

Jerry is correct that you have to be aware, but not concerned, of the possibility of a bankruptcy "claw back" as described in 11 U.S.C section 547 of the Bankruptcy Code for preferential transfers, if the transfer was made within 90 days earlier of the filing of a bankruptcy.

Do they have to bring the house “up to code” before it can be listed?

(California Government Code 6254.21)Since the Assessor's Offices don't know who is an "elected or appointed official", and it would be too burdensome to track that information, they simply opt not to post any names online.