It restricts the collector from disclosing the borrower's debt details to anyone except the borrower, their spouse, or their attorney.Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA): This federal law mandates financial institutions to protect customer privacy.Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA): This law regulates how credit reporting agencies handle borrower information.

No municipal definition trumps federal.

Yes, that loss carries over to your own federal taxes! 

US 10 year Treasury yields tumbled (by nearly 10 basis points today and counting..) with the latest inflation metrics showing a dip last month indicating the Federal Reserve could start to lower interest rates this year with a now 80% chance of a September rate cut. 

Wait until the government wipes out your business and livelihood with unconstitutional laws in the name of "public safety."

Retirement distributions are considered taxable income(Federal and state).You mentioned self-managing the rental properties so it may be that the income will offset against the rental loss.However, you will still be subject to the 10% penalty.Have a conversation with your CPA and ask them to draw you up a draft of several different situations and see if that is something you want to move forward with.

If you paid $300k and sell for $850k…If you owned it less than a year, $550k of regular income at full tax rates state and federal.

We need at least two to three consecutive months of downward trends before the Federal Reserve considers cutting rates.

I keep seeing posts about HB 24-1098 which severely restricts a landlords ability to evict non paying tenants or restricting folks on rental assistance from the government.  

@Yashar Fred too much trouble dealing with this government program and SAHA particularly yet another example of government waste.