This article has links to the rules, and new guidance.https://www.fhanewsblog.com/20...

Also some nuance there.Edited to add that my "interesting" proof comes from IRS Pub 453 - not just some person's blog. 

I found this article that links to the new HUD guidelines on Reasonable Accommodations For Assistance Animals, including Service animals, and emotional support animals. the actual guidance does not change any current laws, but it does help to clarify and provide some best practices for us as landlords and tenants seeking to request  reasonable accommodations. https://www.forbes.com/sites/brendarichardson/2020/01/28/hud-issues-new-guidance-on-reasonable-accommodations-for-assistance-animals/#3a4bf8c26531And the actual guidance is below https://www.hud.gov/sites/dfiles/PA/documents/HUDAsstAnimalNC1-28-2020.pdf

And Sunoco has the worst safety record of all pipeline operators who report data to PHMSA. https://www.middletowncoalition.org/blog and https://www.facebook.com/DelChescoUnited/ 

I just thought this was funny, this is the seconed time I have seen business insider put out an article that you have to pay for, the article looks like it is taken right from the pod cast right here on BP.https://www.businessinsider.com/real-estate-investing-advice-strategy-51-units-with-3500-saved-2020-2

I wrote a BP blog discussing all the true costs of a flip and how to build your own calculator, but I don't think I'm allowed to post here (it would be viewed as self-promotion). 

I've got so much to learn about, and although you can read up things over blogs and books, I believe that hearing about others' experience and their journey is the best way to learn about the industry.

See more at the following link: https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/9552/70408-ira...

Some unique ways to source properties are: Through networkingChecking out probate propertiesMarketing like direct mail or online adsSurfing Craiglist AuctionsThe LendingHome Blog has some great articles that dive more into sourcing properties as well.

If what I read in the above article is accurate it would seem that is impossible in my state of kentucky, would that apply even if I'm using an RMLO, attorneys, etc.