I have been diving in to reading materials and podcasts as much as possible, and have come across Pace Morby and the have subsequently gone down the "subject to" rabbit hole.

I've got: 1 Dutch Door (which I count as 2 because the top and bottom operate independently)1 French Door (which I also count as 2 because it's a double-door)1 Saloon Door (which obviously counts as 2)1 Barn Door (which is always open but still counts)1 Revolving Door (this is going nowhere fast)1 Sliding Door (which counts as 1-4 depending on your income)1 Pocket Door (Not sure how I should count it, I can't get a handle on it)and 1 Door that isn't a door when it's ajar. 

For example, it creates a sliding scale of fines of $750, $1,500, $2,000 and $2,5000 (the maximum allowed under state law) for owners and $250, $500, $1,000 and $2,000 for occupants based on the number of prior violations.Perhaps a well stocked stack of donuts at the ready and you will get only a warning

Denver's citations are $150 for first violation, $500 for second violation $999 for subsequent ones.Enforcement is key to STR regulations and some cities have enough clout to force the platforms into doing the enforcement for them.

I have gone to the property many times and it looks still well taken care of so I have let things slide while I don't have much leverage.

, which then led to subsidizing their data analytics, which built their website traffic, which subsidizes their purchase power, which allows them to control sales, and subsequently allows them to build title/mortgage/inspection businesses, and now own every part of the industry and cut everyone who got them here out of the equation.

My brain notices a prop or a person, then magically watch those things teleport around the set in subsequent shots.

All I have invested is the amount I paid for the lien at the initial tax sale 3 years before and the subsequent taxes I paid. 

As I recall, if you track mileage the first year, the subsequent years you can choose to do mileage or actual expenses. 

Any idea if this could conceptually work; I will be getting foundation plans subsequently but am just getting a preliminary understanding.