The Tenant is required to obtain his/her own renter’s insurance policy against fire, theft, or other disasters, as the Landlord carries insurance on the building(s) only. .The Tenant hereby agrees to indemnify, compensate and forever hold harmless, the Landlord, its successors and assigns, any parent affiliate and subsidiary entities, their insurers, their assigns, their successors, their legal representatives, officers, directors, employees, agents, or any others who may be acting on behalf of them from any and all claims, damages, actions, causes of action or liability whatsoever, resulting from or arising out of injury to or death of any guest, agent, employee, licensee or invitee of the Tenant in or about the Premises, or damage or destruction of any property owned by the Tenant or any guest, agent, employee, licensee or invitee of the Tenant, unless such injury, death or damage solely and directly results from the intentional or grossly negligent acts of the Landlord.

@Dakota Rholetter I'm a guy and as long as you don't see any personal and financial reason as to having a mixed (male and female) living in your sfr, I'll go with it.

Maciejewski, CCD, Director of Real Property Tax Services for Erie County, NY.

The rent is cheap enough to attract many renters and I can then select the ones I like (single ppl, preferable single female).

They are looking for female house flippers who work in the Newark, New Jersey area.

If they decided to scrutinize such a deal, they would look at the facts and circumstances of what is being done and determine if any direct or indirect benefit has occurred.  

Rent will be $1200.Applicant 1:  28 year old male, works as foreman at sandblasting company, earns $6000/mo, doesn't have much credit, credit score is 530-ish.  23 year old female, stay at home mom to their 2 year old daughter, female will start nursing school soon, she says, she has no credit history. 

The advice you will get from an internet forum or another investor is not sufficient in this area, as the specific facts and circumstances of what you are doing will impact how the IRS might look at this.While there is an interpretation within the legal community that one may joint venture between an IRA and a disqualified person, there needs to be no direct or indirect benefit in either direction between the plan and that disqualified party.  

When Linda Goold, the NAR’s director of tax policy, commented on the possibility the Act would not be renewed, she said, ‘There would be very, very serious economic repercussions if lenders and borrows remained uncertain about whether the law would be extended.

they might want to consider a 1031 and then contribute the property into a Family Limited Partnership and create a board of directors to handle the investments.