@Joshua Chen Check out @Al Williamson he always has new and innovative ways to make money from his rental properties.

Department of Justice: https://www.ncjrs.gov/pdffiles/crimepre.pdfFrom the Bureau of Justice: https://www.bja.gov/evaluation/program-crime-preve...From Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crime_prevention_thro...From Bigger Pockets podcast with @Al Williamson (since he is big on making a difference in the community and works in inner city neighborhoods): http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2013/03/07...

@Al Williamson It's always nice to see someone who believes in the city and wants more for it than the sum of its parts.

Since I don't know your ideas I have to say: selling all rentals and avoiding a job in property management.stephen------------ Originally posted by Al Williamson: Trying to find a word to capture my ideas.

@Al Williamson -- what a great question!

If the building/unit is up to the calibre of our rentals, I will tell the applicant about it and ask if they wish to be introduced.I see our business as more of a housing solutions provider and not simply a landlord ... if you search on BP you will find @Al Williamson, myself and others having discussion on ways to add value to our clients (tenants) and increase revenue and good will in the process.Remember, referrals work in both directions once someone starts.  

Scott Williamson,That is where either the insolvency exclusion will fit in or you will treat it as a sale of business property adding the sale price plus the cancelled debt.Example:Taxpayer owes 200k on rental.

They listed the county on the notice as Travis County instead of Williamson County3.

@Al Williamson hosts meetings as well, you can sign up at www.guildsummit.com to receive notification of the next one, he hosted the Guild Summit back in February.  

@Justin Williams one deal is still underway.