Landlord-tenant laws and construction laws are a must to check when moving over state lines of course.Let me know what you guys think!

They practically felt indignant for being asked for another discount after first giving me a large discount to the original asking price.

There isn't a law against it, it's just a sloppy business practice.Best of Luck with your Real Estate Investing!

It's legal for regular business, but I have a feeling it is violating some type of antidiscrimination laws for HUD with respect to renting.

We're researching the various landlord/tenant laws in different states and will consider this concept as we move forward.

I've read that the new tax law eliminates HELOC interest deduction, even if the debt is primary residence debt (not for 2nd house, new car, etc.) 

It's also good practice to learn to say no to 'good deals' when they don't actually line up with your goals, even if the price is right.

I suggest taking the time to read all the course suggested reading (chapters from textbook and sections of law) before going through the slides for that unit.

Tenants come back with sob story about how short notice is due to upcoming deployment (they are moving across town, wife is staying here during deployment, no military documentation provided)Move out date is accepted; if they want out that bad I don't want to force them to stay for fear of damagesBy CA law we can withhold 13 days of rent from their deposit due to insufficient notice to vacate. 

What are some of the best practices for this as a start up company.