Definitely thank you for that tip.I completed the form to connect with a Bigger Pocket investor-friendly realtor and multis was the classification I listed on my options.When you state "start looking at home" do you mean online or in-person? 

That is so much different than all online.2. 

The zoning record says it is in an unincorporated tax district. 2) A home in Kennesaw that is also zoned for single family.I see online that there is conflicting info, where in DeKalb county, 3 unrelated people can live together, but Decatur shows 2 unrelated people.

Thanks @Michael PlaksIf there can be immigration issues then I need to resolve this and file before Oct 15 😚Here is my action plan: 1) contact the GP CPA and confirm that the loss is passive for LP 2) share the response with my CPA, include excerpts from IRS pub 925, IRS PAL ATG, other online resources which confirm that the loss is passive 3) If 2 fails then propose 3-way call including GP CPA4) if 3 fails then furnish a letter from a tax attorney to confirm that the loss is passive 5) if 4 fails then try turbo tax or hrb and suspend the loss using form 85826) if 5 fails then let the oct 15 deadline pass and then file before dec 31Already contacted the GP CPA.

Is it true that you have to attend the auctions in-person and cannot buy online from another state?

I'm talking to an immigration lawyer through an online service to see what they say, but would like other inputs as well if other people talked to an lawyer.

Tom Wheelwright’s books contain more detailed information than the online courses do.

hahaMicro economics are always different to macro and investors that solely rely on online market stats/demographics will miss the point.Online stats and demographics will never beat "feet on the ground" and real life day to day knowledge of what happens on the ground.For example, we know when a mosquito does a fart and Mike P always messages me privately about what new strip club is opening in Toledo and when heheOnline stats never reveal such things haha 

Buying in Ohio is like playing a video game - you're just looking online and calculating made up numbers to see what looks good.

Hi @Austin JonesI'm a certified ProAdvisor for both QuickBooks Online (QBO) and Xero.