As you correctly observed, it does not scale very well.

For payments made after Dec. 31, 2011, the Act repeals the provisions in Sec. 9006 that impose a reporting requirement for payments to corporations and payments for goods or other property. ( Code Sec. 6041(a) , Code Sec. 6041(i) , and Code Sec. 6041(j) , as amended by Act Sec. 2) And for payments made after Dec. 31, 2010, the Act also repeals application of the information reporting requirements to recipients of rental income from real estate who are not otherwise considered to be engaged in the trade or business of renting property. ( Code Sec. 6041(h) , as repealed by Act Sec. 3)RIA observation: In other words, under the Act, the information reporting rules effectively revert to the way they read before enactment of PPACA and the Small Business Jobs Act of 2010.Revenue offset.

I have to say as a casual observation, that in Warwick NY we are seeing an uptick and buyers walking into the office.

I recently read a piece by a popular author that observes real estate investors are gypsies when it comes to getting loans.

Yes, Charles we would manage it ourselves as we are home quite often with unconventional jobs.We live as renters in the same situation now and have observed closely (and helped a lot with) the owners time and management around this building.

The following is only my observations based on my own requirements for a rental property.

Maybe so...but I have observed that they are also demand a greater amount of entitlements from the gov-mint too.

I have observed this at clubs and in the coaching program we ran for over a year.

This did not mean it could not be sold, but that it would not meet the demands observed in the market for similar obligations.If a buyer is interested in buying it, there are no lumps or bubbles that can't be valued to the PV.

But, I speak to many SS investors all over the US and their observations are very similar to mine.