The statutory language "...fails to satisfy the ownership and use requirements described in § 1.121-1(a) and (c)..." can be interpreted broader than the common application you mentioned.

I think it in a broader terms abundance is just knowing that there is an infinite amount of money and deals out there.

The construction industry also seems to be suffering from an ongoing shortage of workers, with job openings up from pre-pandemic levels while job openings in the broader economy have fallen significantly.

I have strict criteria I don’t like losing money and it takes time for me to find dealsI’m betting you’re going to see a 15 % to 20% correction by the end of next year when the Fed stops printing money and the “lag concept “ has a chance to propagate throughout the broader economy

I would very much appreciate it and hopefully we can give @Dominique Ellis a broader landscape.

@Nora Santana allow me to offer a broader perspective:As it relates to an onsite manager, one strategy is to interview the existing tenants to find a capable, trustworthy, willing person to be your manager.

The real-estate lags the broader economy; for example, the Great Recession started in 2008, but the real estate prices didn't bottom until 2011.

I'm not far at all from Philadelphia but having never been to a meet up I imagine they are very focused on that particular market vs the broader area. 

Self-directed retirement plans are simply a means to invest that tax-sheltered retirement savings in a broader array of assets with more control. 

Folks, Lets look at this from a broader perspective.