You materially participate in an activity if you're involved in the operation of the activity on a regular, continuous, and substantial basis.

You could also qualify if you spend more time on the property than anyone else involved, regardless of hitting 100 hours.Ex. managing contractors, handling bookings, setting up the property, or dealing with guest communications, you might meet the material participation requirement without needing to track 100 hours.The key is to document everything.

@Heather Luu  the first thing that comes to mind is if that check was from the insurance company or insurance company funds, it might be time to get them involved.

They dont have any hard stats on the success of the people in the network so they couldn't tell me how many people who paid for the network had gotten involved and had success from their process.

Property management involves overseeing and maintaining rental properties on behalf of the property owner.

Real estate is the main investment that has caught my eye right now.

With inventory up an impressive 90.1%, buyers have plenty to choose from—making it a terrific time to shop around, consider multiple options, and find the right match without feeling pressured.Sellers, in a competitive market like this, a little patience and an eye-catching presentation are essential.

Keep an eye on the trends in FL at this moment as well, especially in hurricane season, with home insurance.

Nonpassive income: Real Estate Professionals, STRs and K1s from businesses where you have hands-on involvement aka material participation.Each group has its own rules, and generally they cannot offset one another.

Without a VERY good and valid reason, it may be fraud.You may want to get an attorney involved and/or the appropriate state board.