So keeping passive property in one corporate structure and active under a different one could be useful.http://www.creonline.com/irs-definitions-real-esta...

@Kevin Branin - could also be a diabetic.

(Given the syringes left inside one of them, they were either diabetic or drug users....)

If my understanding of the world, my affliction, was diabetes, then podcasts and the recommended books of how to escape “the rat race” was insulin.

Charging huge rates if someone is a diabetic or has a disability could very easily get you in hot water.Consider a therapy/service animal the same as any other medical necessity. 

My uncle is not well physically, he's on dialysis and a diabetic he did not even care to open the notice.

Saw this on Reddit, and seems appropriate to share here. SFR portfolio transactions by institutional investors are a great thing to look out for in your markets (especially in distressed neighborhoods). I will post th...

I good friend of mine has a 70% disability rating and almost all of his health problems are due to his weight (back, knees, heart, liver, apnea, diabetes) and he was at least 50 pounds overweight and an alcoholic for his last ten years of military service!

-Can save 15-20k a year (conservative est. as I can save more if I go to the Gulf/ME) -Still a year or 2 away from making moves, but I am a compulsive plan / preparation freak.

HI guys!! I am starting out, just moved recently from Australia.. So I'm NOT very familiar with Real Estate Lingo nor the areas.. I thought it would be a good idea to do the Real estate licence get familiar with the i...