@Stone Jin What’s wrong wit Toledo, prices seem cheap there...I ask because I’m thinking of investing in some buy and holds there so your insight would be great

If you are then that’s wrong.Here’s article saying the same thing:https://www.google.com/amp/s/w...It's also worth noting that if you're on the cusp of one of the brackets, not all of your capital gains will necessarily be taxable at the same rate.

The City of Philadelphia can be difficult if you get caught wit ha illegal conversion by zoning or L & I.  

Specific to the state the property is located in, either the foreclosure lawsuit will go to court, in which the guarantor will be a defendant and possibly be called as a witness to testify, or this step is skipped in a non judicial foreclosure state 6.

Our company started buying non-performing loans from banks and funds and I serve as an expert witness in foreclosure cases.

As a rental property can be a liability, I've witnessed several people get STUCK with not being able to contribute to their SDIRA fast enough, but have loan payments and property expenses that have taken their SDIRA balance to $0 (it can't go negative).  

CT is very expensive w its fees for each LLC, if I could get around it all the better.

@Thomas RobbI agree with @Jerry W. its not delivered to discriminate but to provide assistance. 

Since you're in a legal tangle with this guy, take a witness with you and film/photo the unit.

WE HAVE DOCUMENTS FROM INSPECTIONS (DID NOT PASS), EMAILS FROM THEM, VP'S FLYING TO OUR HOME, 2 MOLD COMPANY'S WITH TOXIC HIGH LEVELS OF FINDINGS, LABS, DOCTORS, RESTORATION REPORTS, WITNESSES, PHOTOS AND STILL COVERING IT UP.