Because excess contributions provide a benefit, and yet are treated very differently than PT's.  

I'd be especially interested in how states without Series statutes are treating foreign Series. 

Living far away is ok also because you learn to set up a team and treat it like a business and not a hobby.  

I’m not paying for Orkin to come out and treat for spiders regularly and I don’t see this any differently as they are both considered pest control in my mind.

Once you see their photos you'll get a solid glimpse into what type of lifestyle they live aka how they'll treat your rental. 

Inflation impacts the broad economy, not just stocks and real estate, and unless the real estate asset class spikes, generally it can be treated as a wash. 

(they have my filed tax statement) Single member LLCs are disregarded entities that are treated as an extension of it's owner. 

When I already have a client who knows and trusts me, I know they can act quickly on a deal and will treat me fairly during the transaction. 

The charges for preparing and posting notice, filing for court date, etc are all part of tenant financial responsibility as per lease.Be fair but firm and treat EVERYONE equally, regardless of stories/excuses they try to provide. 

As @Steven Hamilton II pointed out, you will be treated as if you did take depreciation even if you did not.What happens if you did not take depreciation for a few years as an innocent mistake?