You could explore options such as refinancing to release equity while keeping a manageable rate, especially if you need capital for the future multi-residential development.

Can't even seek any legal action because I have no facts - they won't release any information on what's going on with the fund.  

A year ago, in San Jose, assuming the unit needed a quick clean and minimal maintenance, most of my units were re-leasing in less than a week. 

However, it reads as a broad release, even for misconduct or negligence, especially if they were to make a mistake on a wire.

Not easy to find cleaning companies that are trustworthy and can deliver the fast turnaround that you need to be able to re-lease the cabin same day.

If you dispose of one property, you haven't disposed of your whole rental activity, so that loss is not released. 

I do not think this topic has been discussed here on BP so let me throw it out there - lets talk about finding the buried bodies. 

go to her broker, make it super difficult to work with. go after her license, go after everything and say all you want is a release. you are a consumer. the law is pretty clear. look up procuring cause. buy a different floorplan of the same house int he same neighborhood without those addresses and you'll get around it 

Pick the argument you like better but realize no body knows.  

Since you mentioned your W-2 income is above the threshold, it’s likely that you don’t qualify for this status, so the losses would be suspended and carried forward to offset passive gains in the future.With REPS and 500 hours of material participation in your LTRs activity, you can release your losses from LP interest.