I've reached out to a few local agents via BP messages, but haven't heard back yet.Any advice on NJ regulations, watch outs for house hacking by the room, general house hacking advice, or anything you can offer of value would be great!

I will say the crowd who preaches “its better to wholesale unlicensed because you’re not as regulated” is grossly mistaken.

California, Nevada, and Idaho have statues that regulate intermediaries and protect consumers from theft who want to do a 1031 exchange.

Apparently, organizations who take deposit, i.e. banks, have much regulations placed on them somehow. 

Sometimes we are required to use a BPO depending on the regulator or the investor.

The most important thing to be careful with is fair housing regulations.

But make sure you check the local regulations regarding STR's to see what might be a favorable market. 

But biggest issue is no transparency, as the slippery slope of regulations may come swiftly@Mark Futalan are you looped in on some of the changes in la Quinta as well?

just be careful of running afoul if SEC regs or something that you don’t wind up with a regulated fund or syndication.  

Are there new regulations expected to be past soon?