This swift action minimized potential losses and showcased Partner Driven's strategic flexibility and efficiency in real estate investments.

CPA, attorney, title agent.Third, I think BP is not a place to get actionable advice particularly for a convoluted situation as you've described.

So, what's the best action to take when scenario like this happens: renting to tenants who become Section 8 after signing a lease?

Or maybe... there is just not that much action here. 

Thanks @Michael PlaksIf there can be immigration issues then I need to resolve this and file before Oct 15 😚Here is my action plan: 1) contact the GP CPA and confirm that the loss is passive for LP 2) share the response with my CPA, include excerpts from IRS pub 925, IRS PAL ATG, other online resources which confirm that the loss is passive 3) If 2 fails then propose 3-way call including GP CPA4) if 3 fails then furnish a letter from a tax attorney to confirm that the loss is passive 5) if 4 fails then try turbo tax or hrb and suspend the loss using form 85826) if 5 fails then let the oct 15 deadline pass and then file before dec 31Already contacted the GP CPA.

Some landlords have a master tenant who collects rent from the other tenants but that's not the best way to set it up - I think it could potentially open up the tenant trying to seek legal action against the investor and say that they're under rent control protection with any rent increase. 

I get about 1 call a month from property owners upset about the way their manager managed the property and who want to take some kind of legal action against the management company. 

With that LLC it buys real estate and conveys it to you, the person, on a Triple-net lease basis for your personal actions of letting for profit. 

If your property was in a downtown high rise, walking distance to the Action then you would have a demographic willing to pay for it.  

I even turned off the hot water tank to save money (until my then-girlfriend, now wife, convinced me to turn it back on)—all to use these savings as my launching pad of capital to get into buying income-producing real estate and starting a business.Fast forward to today, the foundational skills and inspiring stories I absorbed from the BP podcast have given me the confidence to take action and believe in myself, significantly advancing my investment career.