If your losses come from something you "work" in, like your own construction business, they are nonpassive and exempt from PAL rules (although may still be limited by one of the other set of rules).Knowing how we love to call anything we do "business", the IRS clarifies what is considered passive and therefore restricted by PAL rules:1.

Hi Charles, A blanket loan can sometimes limit the amount of equity an investor can access.

Now, its entirely possible the information available is limited and you'll not be able to get data.

To set up your LLCs for tax efficiency and asset protection, consider forming separate LLCs for each purpose (Investment, Property Management, and Short-Term Rentals) to limit liability and manage tax implications.

@Jason Rowlett If you are in city limits, I would call 311, and ask about building codes and minimum housing size.

It seems as if the options for owner-occupiers of three-unit properties are pretty limited, especially if the building has a flat roof. 

However you can still go lead limited which means it's lead free on the inside. 

Allen determined that the no down payment concept would have tremendous appeal to people wanting into real estate but who had limited or no capital to invest.  

Done right, college gives you tools to earn a much better living, doing something you enjoy doing, and expands your mind and thought process to improve your critical thinking and reasoning and realizing there's a whole lot to life, more than you'll ever be able to experience in your limited lifespan.2.

Most of it CAN be put on a schedule, weighed and measured, so mathematical decisions can be made.