I am fond of Petaluma. 

You might still make money with your property if you do it right, and there could be some cost savings if you buy it at the right price, but I wouldn't be surprised if you were renting it to a bunch of 40 and 50 yr old working class common men and women, or to your much dismay young adults who all of a sudden have stopped giving crap about the "green revolution", and who look back at it with nostalgic fondness that baby boomers look at 80s hair and bell bottoms. 

Seems S-corp selection is fond by lots of biggerpocker.

I realize that this is an old thread, but I connected with @Greg Edwards brother and fond this post.  

You want to apportion your travel between each property.Jennifer Lee,The IRS is not fond of real estate agents with corporations.

If it is in NY, i'm not very fond of it if there is more than one member; however, if only one, then go for it.

@Guy AztaI saw that it was mentioned and brushed off earlier in this post, but I am equally fond of the other DST, a deferred sales trust.

Maybe my sweet-tooth is talking for fondness of honey over vinegar. 

Just because I said I'm not fond of driving the gas guzzler (tongue in cheek) doesn't mean I'm poor or lack gas funds.  

We wish you a fond farewell with gratitude and warm feelings.