Believe me when I say that I give those tenants the white-glove treatment!

Ultimately what matters is the value of the building - if you have enough to support/justify your treatment of the amount at issue - go with that.

A quick scan of a couple sites suggests they slow down in the cold, but treatment is up to you...

The real estate itself is still considered to be real estate for 1031 Exchange treatment purposes.

You will not get an tax treatment since the property is in the name of your 401K. 

You are right Simon, they are all Socialists.They have really wierd stuff in here, I pay socialist taxes to cover healthcare and it costs less than a private healthcare insurance in US.The health cost per capita in US is the highest in the world because it's the best.My wife had to go to the hospital 3 times and did not pay a dime, while sometimes with private insurance you still have to pay a flat fee each time you go there, crazy socialist stuff.My buddy in US had his wife and daughter seek treatment and spent thousands, almost went bankrupt and started smoking, but he likes it.

Since an S-Corp is really a C-Corp that has elected preferential tax treatment, you must maintain the Corporation correctly.

You can't ask about health treatments, cause or specific health issues but you can determine if the health condition effects the property requirements.

I keep seeing on wwww.homepath.com the logo for homepath mortgage and homepath renovation mortgage.Does anyone have any experience using these as an investor and is there any different treatment vs getting my own financing through my local bank?

The tenant might have only a doctor's note that describes a condition and how the companion animal is a recommended treatment.