"The notes secured by owner occupied property have many strings attached, laws, regulations, etc. most far reaching with severe penalties for non compliance.  

I have assured and promised you that these punch list items will absolutely be taken care of. 

There are only three (3) Private Letter Rulings ("PLRs") from the IRS/Treasury on these structures and the PLRs can not be relied up or cited as precedent, so they provide guidance but no assurance that your transaction would not be disqualified. 

Even with technology, it was a nightmare for the PM to enforce due date and late payment compliance and it took her a few months to get all units on a normal schedule.  

Screening your tenants more thoroughly than is typical may give you some assurance that you've done everything you can to set yourself up for good outcomes. 

Lots of legal compliance but could be lucrative.

Rent 500.00Security deposit 1000.00  Note not applicable law in New Jersey limit is 1 1/2 times the rent max landlord could have charged was $750.00 so landlord is out of compliance on that. so automatically you get back $250.00 for sure.Move in 9/15 you probably paid 1/2 months rent prorated as move in date to end of month $250.00 Date you notified landlord of bugs,, 9/18Date it was serviced?

If Tenant fails to comply with any of the material provisions of this Texas Lease Agreement, other than the covenant to pay rent, or of any present rules and regulations or any that may be hereafter prescribed by Landlord, or materially fails to comply with any duties imposed on Tenant by statute, within seven (7) days after delivery of written notice by Landlord specifying the non- compliance and indicating the intention of Landlord to terminate the Lease by reason thereof, Landlord may terminate this Texas Lease Agreement.

However, this did not answer my question because the ordinance appears clear that I need a certificate of compliance.

Just don’t make all your mail being sent there a habit.Northwest Registered Agent will also email you annual report reminders to make sure you keep your Florida LLC in compliance with the Department of State.Florida Department of State has the power to administratively dissolve and shut down your LLC.This can happen if you don’t maintain (always have) a Registered Agent on file, or if the Department of State is unsuccessful in reaching your Florida Registered Agent.Additionally, if a process server (a person who serves court documents and notices of lawsuits) is unsuccessful in reaching your Florida Registered Agent, a court case can proceed in your absence and you might not even know about it.A few reasons a process server might not be able to reach your Florida LLC’s Registered Agent: you, your friend, or family member are not there during business hours (the state of Florida requires that your Registered Agent maintain normal business hours)you/they are on vacation or out of townyou/they moved and you forgot to file a Change of Registered Agent with the stateUsing a Florida Registered Agent Service (aka “Commercial Registered Agent”) is usually a more reliable setup.