I don't think I am getting any special treatment.

Or you can just stay focused on optimizing your investments.Because I don't like cancer. 

It could be minor or no structural damage, and just a matter of staying current in termite treatments.

I have literally never seen a property that would satisfy the 1% rule, and costs seem to be higher here (no or reduced beneficial mortgage treatment, 10-12% management costs).

The week before we were supposed to move into the new house I was admitted to the hospital and found out that I had pancreatic cancer.  

I would only reimburse for days they had to leave the property due to treatment and I would never return deposit until after they are out and you can deduct cleaning or damages.

You are left with $550k, so you would need to reinvest at least $550k within 30 months for the investment to qualify for OZ treatment.

.- We can add language to the documents that allows preferential treatment to large institutional equity.

For federal income tax reporting this means the SMLLC is dissolved and there's no distinction between the SMLLC's assets/income and the owner's assets/income.The tax treatment of you holding the property directly vs through a SMLLC taxed as a disregarded entity will be 100% the same. 

Being a member of a protected class doesn’t provide extra privileges it is used to insure equal treatment