Hi everyone,I’m reaching out to see if anyone has experience dealing with local regulations that seem to overstep property ownership rights.

Thankfully my state has just regulated wholesaling and you now have to be licensed. 

@Mark Wright, I really appreciate the sensible input and agree that regulations and restrictions are needed, but hope that the town works with local owners to accomplish their goals and don't just push them out.

According to Attorney Cathy Lucrezi, "So, in addition to being a property manager, you become a "CRA" - subject to all the laws, regulations, and liabilities as Equifax.

They can handle everything from tenant screening to property maintenance and making sure you’re compliant with all the regulations.

Make sure you’re approachable and responsive to tenant concerns to foster a good landlord-tenant relationship.Legal and Compliance Issues: Familiarize yourself with local landlord-tenant laws and ensure that you’re compliant with all regulations.

They are zoning and land use regulations, accessibility, environmental factors, market analysis, topography and terrain, utilities and services, neighbourhood characteristics, restrictions and opportunities, development feasibility, financial analysis etcetera.

I know regulations change almost by the quarter so what is true now is probably different last year. 

Be sure to check local regulations regarding short-term rentals as well.

I get that there are regulations by the municipal, but are they so strict that certain builds aren't allowed throughout a whole state?