@Amit M.I accept your interpretation for what goes on in the City itself, re: politics, neighbors, tough entitlement processes.

Milwaukee market updates with lot's of data, stats and interpretations are posted on my YouTube channel which you can find here.Thanks for the shout out @Rebecca Knox! 

@Justen Ashcraft , @Matt Devincenzo , @Christian Bors ...The way I interpreted Christian's question does not necessarily indicate fraud.

But an architect has thousands of pages of building code to think about and figure out what applies and what doesn't and how the code should be interpreted, and how the code enforcement official who will be looking over the plan will interpret it.

It is my interpretation by reading your posts that you desire a more passive strategy.

At $50MM+ in revenue you would need at least 2 property accountants and a controller to oversee operations, interpret financials, present to ownership/partners.  

Not sure if you read that somewhere or if that's what you've interpreted from reading online.469 was designed to limit the tax benefit from what were perceived as tax shelters. 

@Sparkle Carlock being LOW on cash is a perpetual problem for all real estate investors (and "low" is open to interpretation so I get that).  

These are subject to interpretation by the IRS and the courts.

@Natalie KolodijHere’s the part that is being “interpreted” differently in several areas that I’m seeing. during any 30-month period beginning after the date of acquisition of such property, additions to basis with respect to such property in the hands of the qualified opportunity fund exceed an amount equal to the adjusted basis of such property at the beginning of such 30-month period in the hands of the qualified opportunity fund.Now, I’m seeing multiple interpretations stating this allows for depreciation to change your basis to no longer be purchase price for substantial improvement qualification.