I researched you and the other 3 people, plus one couple, who were featured in the book. 

However - both plans would have to have the same features and benefits and you would not be able to exceed the IRC 415 limit - $57,000 or $63,500 if over 50 for 2020, plus would have to satisfy the ACP test in the case of after-tax contributions. 

In Virginia, our State Corporation Commission website has an entity search feature that allows you to search any entity to see if their registration is current, expired, or non-existant.

The only feature in "settings" is to either completely turn all the notifications off or on, which is frustrating because there actually are threads I am vested in and would like to receive notifications on. 

Quasi- because some MLS features and benefits are not offered to Non-Realtors.  

I like the search features: https://www.biggerpockets.com/search

I like the search features: https://www.biggerpockets.com/search

Also, I don't see appreciation being a meaningful feature of any regions/sub-markets (except maybe the very hottest ones) anytime soon so I'd think you'd really need to make it work with your income.If you can find a way to offset a future tax increase with savings elsewhere in your expenses (buying/financing a deal at a great basis, self-managing at scale, etc), the tax issue might not be as impactful to you as I am predicting it will be to the market overall.Anyway, best of luck on your journey!

I used QuickBooks, the desktop version since 2002, and updated it every few years as they add features.

Exactly, backyard landscape features will not really effect what you can ask for rent.