It does not seem out of the ordinary.

Your private lending income is an ordinary income and will be taxed at your W-2 rate.

All profit  if any after fees and closing costs will be considered ordinary income.Selling occupied multis is such a pain when its all said and done. 

I shut off the water and went inside to check and low and behold the roof was leaking not only under the swamp cooler but also in the enclosed patio.

Investing in a REIT offers ordinary income that is treated at your W-2 rate, and hence not the best strategy (or at least not the only one to rely on) for someone in a higher tax bracket.

Fences different patio setup?

Is all cash flow taxed at ordinary income rates?

It is a 30 day minimum stay, furnished, pets welcome, utilities included, washer/Dryer/smart TV/internet/utilities/stocked kitchen with dishwasher/private patio/ off street parking all included.

And if we can meet on a patio then that is even easier.

REIT dividends are ordinary income and are therefore best suited to tax-exempt and tax-deferred accounts.Qualified dividends, growth stocks that don't pay dividends, and muni bonds are better suited to taxable accounts.