In the event I am wrong though and the anti-abuse rule would be triggered, I assume this would be treated normally under CIP rules?

Moving the property to a corporation is horrible horrible advice.Not only does that potentially screw the step up in basis as there would only be step up in basis of corporate shares and not the property itself, but it also locks in real estate losses that can't be passed to the owners.You should consider firing the CPA for giving that advice.

The pass-through K1 losses that were previously locked due to the passive activity loss (PAL) rules do get unlocked in the year the syndication is dissolved, and there is a K1 marked "final."

Ex: If a tenant calls up to complain that their drain is broken or running slow, or that a light fixture needs replacement, or to spray the Apt with insecticide, or to fix a broken door-lock or window frame, or anything of the like such as the fast repairing, touching up, painting & cleaning needed during a turnover between Tenancies...

The normal local who do whatever it takes to live here and most that I know do not move frequently once they lock down an affordable LTR with a good landlord (until they hopefully buy their own place) and third type are those who have recently relocated.

Some lenders even allow you to lock the used balance into a loan rather than having the rate float or adjust as many equity lines do.

We locked in our first guest for $2,600/month, so that is already more than the previous LTR rates combined.

I had helped investors for years buy deals and also found myself in paralysis with pulling the trigger to invest about a decade ago.

I found a bunch of info but can't post it as the site is blocking links.Having said that, there will always be someone who's asthma is severe enough it will be triggered.

So i decided to change the locks and board Up the windows Myself.