See who's meter is picking it up.We trim our 8 plex with white holiday lights every year and two of the strings must be plugged in the patio plugs of tenants the other two are plugged into the laundry room plug (that we pay for).

I have PeerStreet and Lending Club, but the returns are no higher than 8% and usually, 4-7% and of course taxed as ordinary income.

talk to a cpa first and foremost.. keep in mind at the time you create inventory  IE:  Lots or homes your going to be taxed as ordinary income. 

Or, if price is a concern, how about doing something out of the ordinary that makes it a memorable thing?

., they flippped my entire furniture throw away my expensive items in patio, pulled all cables wires water everywhere laptops other media tv stand destroyed...filthy water in our closets cloths soaking wet....kitchen groceries ruined, family of 5...its terrible .....how can i file law suit.....?

"Yellow Letters" are a specific type of marketing letter that stands out from ordinary "business looking" letters.

Your federal income tax bill on the sale of your investment property is $9500.If the same property is owned by your traditional IRA and sold for $100K, the entire $100K is taxable at your ordinary income tax bracket rate when it is withdrawn.

I need to know if this is just how it works or if this is out of the ordinary.

IMO alot of big deals is not there own money so that's why it's there best interest to buy at that time and bring proformas which are out of ordinary to convinence more people to invest with them , win or loose the higher up 's still make there fees and percentages ..., small investors it's our own skin in the game and thats why we can try to maneuver it and watch it more realistically . 

Not being familiar with the bill, can you sue and just get a monetary judgment -- treating the past due rent as a straight debt -- and then try to collect on the judgment through ordinary debt collection procedures?