The lender is prohibited from writing off the loan.

Make sure you're not investing them into the SAME deals when you're personally involved - it would open a major can of worms known as "prohibited transactions."

The biggest change is, well, a big one: They removed the prohibition on one STR per property.

I want to rent it out during the week but having to meet the renter for pick up/drop off may be prohibitive because we work ~20 miles away from our house and it would be difficult for me to plan on meeting a renter near my home or my work for the exchange.  

Doing sweat equity is definitely  prohibited. 

However, I did mention Robert Kiyosaki's book, If that is prohibited I'm apologize for that.

I understand the concern if one of your tenants is Airbnb'ing his/her unit under your lease which prohibits it.

No more write offs of gambling losses, employee expenses, tax prep fees, investment fees, etc.529 State Education Accounts can now be used for primary and secondary schools in addition to higher education and can now also be used for religious and other private schoolsYou can no longer unwind a Roth ContributionSo many other nit-picky changes that will apply to very few folks, but will be important to get right for those to whom it does apply.Just a clarification: Recharacterizations of Roth conversions are now prohibited.

The CA law for home daycare overrides any lease clause that prohibits a home business.

The ACH system does not prohibit partial payments, or encourage them.