@Andrew PappasDon’t forget to do a sex offender search too. https://www.mshp.dps.missouri.gov/CJ38/AreaSearch

In our market we have one city that gives the voucher holder her/his own bedroom and separates the sexes for anyone over the age of 10 into two people per bedroom.  

Here is the IRS guide on cost segregation:https://www.irs.gov/businesses/cost-segregation-au...You probably won't want to read through all those pages!

It’s possible, just difficult in AU for positive cashflow.

Ah, loving this thread with all the speculation regarding the AU NZ and Canadian property market :)Having been a property investor and developer here in Australia for over 15 years, I can attest that the market is extremely expensive, mainly in the east coast capitals (Melbourne, Sydney particularly) and the rental returns on residential are quite low, I can also assure you there is no "imminent" collapse  just around the corner. 

There are 7 protected classes at the federal level.Race, color, disability, religion, sex, familial status and national origin.Here in MA, we have 15.  

I have a contact here in Australia who is a tax agent in the US and also an accountant here in AU. 

Be sure to google the property address, I have come across sex offender tenants and news of big-time police drug raids by doing that.

If they have to do a u-turn or do multiple steps to get into a place it is a major deterrent versus a middle turn lane without a concrete median.Check any road widening projects in the area as that could take existing parking spaces from the property you are looking at by eminent domain.

That is a look that appeals to both sexes.