I'm sure the IRS has some unique rules for that, which is why it is important to engage a tax professional.

I've attended meetings at the Green Bay and Appleton locations and they offer great content and very engaged membership. 

Getting alignment on early decisions and engagement with the lender took quite some time to get established - ultimately this led to some delays in closing.

I’m curious if any of you would share some manner of “risky” financing that you engaged in, from top-of-buying power down payment + conventional financing to short-term or private lending that you really weren’t sure how you were going to pay off, but you played right, worked out, and you and your lenders were happy with the results?

Say they are famous You-tubers who play a shooting game- having the content look like the content of those creators could make it more likely that they engage with it.

I'm tentatively making my first post to introduce myself and start engaging in the community here. 

My property manager is a tremendous resource for me when I encounter nuanced buying situations in my local market (San Antonio).If not, I think it might be well worth your while to engage the services of a knowledgeable real-estate attorney to see what your options are. 

A taxpayer who engages in frequent and substantial sales is almost inevitably engaged in the real estate business.

What a dynamic time to be engaged in real estate and property management 

I would be very concerned if you engage him to be your professional!