You was a little fast on the trigger to go scorch earth.

It would be a big mistake to pull the trigger on a property in an area like that.

from an insurance standpoint it would probably dramatically raise your insurance costs as treehouses are normally looked at as a huge liability for injury.  

I think that you can answer this yourself by now.To add "insult to injury," as mentioned in the previous landing page analysis, the actual lead form is placed below the “fold,” which further hurts the conversion rate.I don’t know this advertiser personally, but I would be highly skeptical of their results.

Thank you so much @Greg O'Brien, I just bookmarked this thread, I stayed up until 2am last night trying to find answers to this, confused by different professional opinions and IRS publications.I'm trying to use STRs (rented out 7 days or less with no substantial services provided in which I materially participate) to reduce my W2 liabilities and my biggest concern was if doing this will trigger Self Employment taxes.If I understood correctly, in this situation I can use depreciation losses as active against other active income (which is what I want).

Ive recently come into a large amount of $ due to an injury settlement and im looking to do all great things thru real estate with it.

I have listened to the BP Podcasts for a some time now, and thought I would pull the trigger on joining the community!

Obviously you'll want to check the math on all of this before pulling the trigger. 

When a property is sold it triggers an inspection to get the property up to code.

Hey Michael, My understanding is in a preferred equity syndication, utilizing qualified funds such as those from an IRA or 401(k) can trigger Unrelated Business Income Tax (UBIT) when the investment generates Unrelated Debt-Financed Income (UDFI).