Technology hasnt disrupted the industry and likely wont because the actual reason agents exist is to provide liquidity to the market. 

The repairs and maintenance business is ripe for disruption. 

But when things are not going well, it is usually pretty disruptive (Im also managing a couple hours away…if it’s in your primary’s ADU, that’s a different story).

I'd love to add these things on while the workers are on site (rather than scheduling another project with them since their schedule is full and I'd rather not re-disrupt tenants later).

I think disruption in the auto industry combined with other economic red flags could create big impacts on our economy.

According to Chapter 144, by definition a Nuisance Party is described as a gathering on Town of Poughkeepsie property that results in any form of disruptive activity.

It will be a feat to roll out a national footprint, but I am impressed with the team, their experience and their authenticity in wanting to make the world a better place.Risky to disrupt the building industry status quo?  

This is annoying and disruptive, and with the continuous flood of new wholesalers trying their hand at the game, the onslaught will probably generate enough complaints from normal people that eventually encourage the powers that be to crack down on wholesaling, which in Ohio, is apparently an illegal practice of real estate agency. 

For a couple of years worth of disruption in your life. :-) One interesting thing I saw in Oakland was unpermitted duplex conversions of old Victorians.

If the leveraged distribution happens after the two year mark, then it generally won't disrupt your deferral.That said, if you BRRRR and keep the proceeds in your Opportunity Fund and use them to acquire your next OZ property (rather than taking a distribution of the refinance proceeds), then that won't implicate the disguised sale rules.