The Florida FAR/BAR contract really has 3 ways out if you are financing.

Quote from @Lydia Bar: Hi everyone,We are real estate investors who reside in NJ.

@James Carlson I bought the policy through a brokerage that specialized in high-risk properties and businesses (like bars).

Major hotels will upgrade their rooms, bars, restaurants and casinos frequently, sometimes every 3-4 years.

Most of the recent posters are missing this point.The issue is what capacity you're an investor in the syndications, and the interplay thereof with IRC Sec. 469, as an interest as a limited partner, or the functional equivalent of an LP, generally raises the bar under 469 to take the syndication losses as non-passive.You claim you're "a passive investor (not Gp, Lp or KP)", but this statement further muddies the water, not clarifies. 

One broke a window (not the glass but the locking bar.) which requires a new window.

A handy search bar in the upper right makes it easy to find previous discussions, blogs, podcasts, and other resources.

I am seeing quite a few new properties come on line there so it worries me a bit, but we have a great property, excellent reviews and I think we'll book well next year barring any economic calamity.

There's no such thing that should bar a real estate rental investment.

WiscoREIA has a group that meets in Rothschild at The Bar the third Monday of the month and has a Central Wisconsin page on Facebook.