When I advertise on a free site like Craigslist to build my buyer's list, what legal regulations do I look out for?

These government regulations combined with the economy are not going to mix very well if things do not improve soon.

But just keep in mind that unless the property goes through the tax foreclosure process then any and all liens against the property still are existant and in full force.You still can find good deals this way the same as finding any distressed homeowner who will accept a lot less for his property than it is worth but you will still have to deal with any legal lien claims which could kill the deal.And then you will find those that did not realize that they were the actual owners and you will be alerting them to pay the taxes so as to keep the property.

They're turning the federal government into the largest mutual fund in existence, funded with taxpayer dollars, underwritten by the federal reserve and given the legislative power to take over or shut down the competition.

However....The rub is that I've got to finance the dp with an existing HELOC on my home...a risky endeavor that I've asked about once on this forum already...so I'd be paying debt service on the dp as well.I'd love thoughts on this.

Looks like they ran afoul of SEC regulations.

Ethical agents for the most part (even in states where they are suppose to exist) do not exist.

I am based in Florida and have an existing LLC which owns two fully owned (no debt) houses.

Just as long as the deal did not involve lying, and if all aspects of the sale were fully disclosed, then the transaction will probably not be labeled as fraudulent".While prospects of fraud do exist in short sale transactions these deals are being funded every day by national title companies.

I found the C-1 zoning regulations for the city, however I can not seem to find the height restrictions, does anyone know where online those might be?