TENANTS engagement in activity prohibited by this agreement, shall be considered a default hereunder."

I saw mentioned landlordaccounting.com which has a sample company file, but it seems inactive.

@Kenneth Reimer As a broker, have you experienced a decrease in activity with this months interest rate hikes? 

Let's say she sells and ends up with only $1.1M after taxes, she could simply put it in the stock market and expect about $80k in passive income, or well over $100k in active real estate investments, provided she structures them properly.

I know San Francisco in-acted this ordinance back in 2013 so I want to see if any of you have dealt with this problem before and how it has affected the multi-family market? 

However, there is a De Minimus Safe Harbor election that you might be able to use to expense the full amount rather than depreciateFor all other assets, there are pre-defined depreciable lives, but the methods are where you get some options.Here are some items to know:More than $150,000 in active (W-2, etc) income means that your losses in real estate are not deductible at all.More than $100,000 but less than $150,000 - your deductions are phased out, but you can still partially deduct up to $25,000 of passive losses IF you actively participate in them.  

My license is currently inactive.

Associate brokers have more flexibility in activities that they can engage in compared to agents.

But the seller's attitude during the whole process has already raised serious "character issues" and this latest manuever, after everything in the contract had been hammered out, inspection paid for, everything in action, all ducks in a row, felt like a real betrayal of trust.

Hi, have been inactive for awhile but would love to join the next Petaluma meet up when scheduled.