Tons of info on their site at: http://www.ssb.state.tx.us/Important_Notice/Texas_Intrastate_Crowdfunding.phpWe are regulated by the state and you can see our certificate of registration through the state.I've been meaning to write up a blog post with some of the history of how the new laws came to pass, but haven't gotten through it all yet.

Accountants, Insurance agents, financial planners, stock brokers, tax people, Trust administrators, loan officers at banks (banks won't buy a seller financed note) bankruptcy attorneys, any government office that administers public benefit programs: Division of family services, welfare office, medicare, don't think that a note holder is always wealthy, they inherit a note and can't live off a $300 payment, the note is an asset and disqualifies  people from receiving benefits.When I said "they called me" it wasn't just note holders, many times it was the people trying to work with the note holder, they had a problem to solve to assist their client.I was the only Note Appraiser in the state, I believe, the state sent me notes to appraise!

If the dwelling unit is a public housing unit or other housing unit subject to regulation by the Department of Housing and Urban Development, the landlord shall be deemed to have accepted rent with reservation pursuant to this subsection if the landlord gives the tenant the written notice required herein for the portion of the rent paid by the tenant.

Up to now, however, nothing has changed since before the Referendum; it is business as usual until the UK Government officially triggers Brexit and negotiates new terms with the EU as a non-Member.1.

Then have it re-inspected to get your certificate.3. any government programs like section 8 or homebase will require the certificate before they allow the paperwork to be processes.4.

My biggest issue is probably the local governments and their insanely inconvenient and dumb regulations. getting permits is a pain, ordering inspections is a pain.

Can someone with knowledge of how the laws governing Delinquent tax sales in Georgia explain to me how it works.

@Andrew Lapham so each local municipality and county have their own zoning regulations.

That's the government way.

Additionally, I am reading through the UBG and will be checking out the links (as long as my government computer is working).