So I think you need to figure out also how to bridge that gap.Another idea is to find out where there are long term care patients that need to be near a hospital, like transplant patients or cancer treatment patients. 

Is it not perfectly normal and accepted practice to give preferential treatment to veterans in basically every other area, such as employment (veteran job fairs, "veteran preferred" business arrangements) and credit (mortgages to people with shoddy credit that wouldn't be able to get a mortgage if not for VA Loan) and banking (USAA / Navy Federal Credit Union / etc)?

And, check the treatment of such deposits as you may be required to treat deposits through an escrow account. :)      

Thank you More details are needed to provide feedback, but if you make > $150k per year and have a long-term rental you can’t take losses from your LTR rental and offset W-2 income (if this is a STR or REPS the tax treatment of rental losses is different). 

There are two different treatments: SMLLC: does not matter MMLLC: you have contributed property with a built-in gain.

I figured I do not need to invest in a city who is so against landlord rights when I can literally go to the next town over for much more reasonable treatment.

They are not just inspecting my maintenance, but the tenants treatment of my property.  

After a month of fiascos the new realtor connected us to a local lender that was able to close in 2 weeks with a lower rate and less than 1/2 the lender fees.My takeaway is that Luke and Avery are incredibly successful and intelligent, but I wouldn't use them unless you're a big fish and can get the VIP treatment.

Despite this, the treatment of an amended return is a matter of administrative discretion (Fayeghi, 211 F.3d 504 (9th Cir. 2000)).

Thereafter, you will have a different tax basis for PA vs the tax basis for federal purposes; this will affect the treatment of depreciation.And I am not an accountant ;)