The Govstream pilot is designed to reduce errors at the front end by checking applications against city code, zoning rules, floodplain data, GIS mapping, and historic overlays before plans bounce back and forth for months.In simple terms: fewer surprises, fewer resubmissions, faster answers — with people still making the final decisions.This also feels long overdue.

As such, a lease provision that “shortened” the one month notice would not be valid in my opinion.Question 3:“The interest or earnings paid thereon by the investment company, State or federally chartered bank, savings bank or savings and loan association, shall belong to the person making the deposit or advance and shall be paid to the tenant in cash, or be credited toward the payment of rent due on the renewal or anniversary of said tenant's lease or on January 31, if the tenant has been given written notice after the effective date of P.L. 2003, c. 188 and before the next anniversary of the tenant's lease, that subsequent interest payments will be made on January 31 of each year.” https://law.justia.com/codes/new-jersey/title-46/section-46-8-19/

I know the property on Arnsby is asking $1,495 for rent, but doing comps in that zip code, I'd estimate its rent should closer to $1,100.

Focus on 2 or 3 zip codes.

It seems like a lot of the tax code is up for interpretation, so if you can legitimately justify it through documentation, it flies. 

The NC code you pointed out § 160D‑1207 deals with inspections and does limit the local governments and HOAs legal options to regulate and has been in force since 2019 and clarified since, but unfortunately just a quick Google search shows cases even still today winding through the NC courts which shows govts and HOAs trying to illegally regulate. 

IRS4) Compliance CornerFocus: Prohibited TransactionsWhat the IRS rule says (plain English):Under Internal Revenue Code rules, SDIRAs must avoid prohibited transactions, such as self-dealing or transactions with disqualified persons (e.g., the account owner, certain family members, or entities they control).

In some areas its by county but for other areas its listed by zip code. 

Quote from @Mike Grudzien: It's not a loophole; it's the tax code... 

No more lead based paint, no more asbestos, no more aluminum wiring, no more pre code buildings.