"blanket discrimination against felons"I think these ordinances will be deemed unlawful or overturned or changed and watered down to a point that they don't have any real teeth to the ordinance.A felon is not a federally protected class.Blanket is the key word you used which would imply SWEEPING discrimination which would be almost impossible to prove.A landlord would simply find another reason not to rent to them.Just like a contract there are always more loopholes to use if you don't want to do something.

Again, I am not positive you can do what you are implying or if there is any benefit to it opposed to a straight vesting into the trust.

I also make sure to mention that it is a rental and imply tenant neglect - that has gotten me a lower value a number of times. 

I don’t send them a final message because their communication has been implied.

The scary thing is that people trust many of these fakers to write contracts and put their entire financial future in their hands.People just take trainer courses to pass state exams, and then get their license.

don't the above questions imply a moral issue...

I don't think I was implying that vinyl was the best option here; I was simply saying it was the most cost feasible option.

I should not have stated it in the particular way that implied it was only luck that you are succeeding.

(I hope you see, it WAS implied)!...

The way I read it, this implies that any income from a passive investment in a syndication deal is subject to UBIT, whether or not the K-1 shows a loss.