A prospective tenant may schedule a showing time through our system after being verified.Our system will automatically send a lockbox code to that prospective tenant that's only valid for the scheduled showing time they signed up for and will change after that scheduled period ends.

Replace the system up to code. 

please reply with actual law codes if it’s criminal.

More importantly, they create a motive for government to promote the sin - in this case wider use of a powerful drug.

This all hinges on what you call a "rental property" is actually NOT a rental property in the tax code! 

The text/chatbot can also do the same.We looked into this because our best appointment setter left for a more stable corporate job, and the other one got promoted within the company.

If it's used to promote an agenda or to scare you into doing something, then I take it very cautiously (like the jobs numbers, that were adjusted 340% retroactively...do you still place value on that reporting, after repeated significant adjustments?). 

I don't think they differentiate the rental type for the writeoffs.I've researched this a fair amount, from what I understand there's an exception section 469 of the tax code that says if you actively manage the str and have an average stay length of 7 days or less then it's treated as an active business and the income is therefore not passive and expenses are able to be written off against W2 income.

Any programmable thermostat that has the ability to lock the screen with a pass code should work.

While this isn’t ideal from a transparency perspective, it’s a foreseeable outcome when the regulation doesn’t directly impact flipping economics.The Bottom Line: While AB 968 may promote transparency in theory, its real impact will likely create more complexity and hurdles for sellers of distressed properties and newer market participants rather than significantly altering the business strategies of established flippers.