Typically, if a guest lawfully stays on the premises for more than 30 consecutive days, they acquire legal tenant rights (depending on the regulations of your state).

How would a TENANT violate housing regulations? 

I am getting electrical, plumbing, HVAC, Pool, and general work done on my property.

Next look up the county's law and regulations.

This must be done by a state licensed and insured plumbing company.

Why should an HML deal with the headache of financing a primary residence with all the regulations that come by law?

Hi Rigo,If you are unsure what materials you are going to be using you can have the contractor exclude the 'finish materials' (tile, paint, plumbing fixtures, light fixtures) and include just the 'rough materials' (studs, drywall, wiring, piping, etc.) and installation of the 'finish materials'.In this scenario, you will be responsible for purchasing and delivering all of the materials for the project, so it's added responsibility for you, but it will give you an opportunity to figure out what materials you are using on the project.I have a Scope of Work example in my file place which will show you the level of detail & verbiage you need to include in your SOW:https://www.biggerpockets.com/files/user/drobertson/file/sample-contractors-scope-of-work-documents

If so, Fundrise, like all of the nonaccredited investor offerings are very new (only legal per Regulation A for a handful of years) and have penalties for early withdrawal.

As I have read in the Georgia regulations, a unlicensed assistant is allowed to do.

interested in the 4 plexAny section 8Who are they rented to students ,hospital workers , or just working peopleWhat is every expenses are the landlord responsible for pls include 10 %extra for vacancies,and maintenanceAge of the roof,boilersystem,last upgrade to plumbing, electricalOverall condition of the bldgWho manages bldg