@Benjamin MannIf this is a general question, there isn't anything preventing you to refinance turnkey properties, provided the property value appreciates enough to allow it.

We also learned what was necessary to tap rental assistance and homeless prevention funds and social services,  on our tenant's behalf.

and just make sure to get a channel manager software that way it will sync all the calendars for all the listings together to prevent double bookings (a hosts worst fear)

I would also argue that there are plenty of landlords out there that have rentals which are currently below market rental price.I assume that this part of the tax code was created to prevent those with multiple homes from letting relatives live in one for almost free, while potentially hiding that rental income and not having it registered as a business and pocketing the money.  

Anyway to prevent this happen?

Hi all,I've been reading about the Passive Activity rules that prevent passive losses (eg Depreciation) from being offset against ordinary income.

Let it sit on their credit and prevent them from cheating another landlord.

Also have them put in the thick tubes to prevent flats. 

Bonus depreciation and Section 179 allowances for improvements can be utilized, with the latter, however, capped at zero to prevent negative losses.

As @Gina Tse-Louie mentioned above, i would make sure your PCOR was filed correctly with the county, and checking the "parent to child" box in order to hopefully avoid a property tax re-assessment. i have a client currently going through this now and it is quite the pain to unwind (we're still hopeful they will). better to prevent the headache before it becomes one, but i dont see it being an issue for your loan.