Along the same lines avoid older homes built before stricter regulation codes were in place.

If you're concerned it will be too hard to force them out, notify them of the violation and increase their rent $100 a month through the normal termination, then get them out.In the future, the best thing to do is allow pets but learn how to properly screen for them, regulate them, and make extra money with them.

Our mortgage broker company is currently reviewing the regulations in our state to make sure we are fully in compliance with everything if and when we are examined.In the section of the law that explains the recordkeeping requirements, there is a subsection that applies specifically to the files for loans that "closed in the mortgage broker's name."

You agree to abide by the rules and regulations and to pay dues, known as HOA fees.

Environmentally, well, the Government is a big part of it when it comes about construction, permitting and regulations, etc. 

Here, if you reside on the property, you can short term either the main or the ADU based on the city regulations, which vary widely from one town to the next.

@Greg Scott  Complaining to the State of Michigan is waste of time, they do not regulate the VA which is it's own Federal Kingdom.

Different countries have different laws and different regulations.

I know this is a red flag but would I be able to get these tenants out if I purchased this home, especially with the COVID regulations currently in play?

Its definitely possible, but check zoning and other regulations if its permitted.