., if you “actively participate” in the activities (requiring less participation than “material participation”) and if your adjusted gross income doesn’t exceed specified levels.If you’re a qualified real estate professional, then your rental activities aren’t immediately considered passive.

Seems like adjusting lead strategies will be the next tweak.

This is further confirmation of that, because MM never even adjusted my rates in the first place and now it's impossible to turn off.

This does involve more work and your strategy might adjust slightly but it can be a good fit if it's a bunch of nurses, tech workers, blue-collar etc...

In my example of a $1m building, the taxpayer recognizes $1m of gain, much of that ordinary, and then maybe gets a $100k depreciation adjustment on the outside....so they are getting nailed with $900k of mostly ordinary income.

The rates are usually adjustable with a floor.

CrimeIndexer.com has a map of total crime volume and a map of crime density adjusted for population.

It is fixed for the first 10 years and then after the 10 year period, it can adjust once every six months thereafter.

Some lawyers may charge that much, but there is nothing that time or skill intensive to create. 

Rent prices need to adjust to what seems to be the new norm for housing prices.