I was prepared originally to go all in until I decided to let one loan play its course.For what good it will do, I plan on writing ( or possibly calling) the SEC and the NY times and seeing whether I can get some traction there

If you are making 50k a year from your job or business and have net worth of 200k then it might seem like a big future windfall but things go bad could really impact you heavily.If you are doing a master lease, using your credit, make 400k a year from a job or business, and have net worth say of 2 million then this is basically a ( punt play) with your overall investment portfolio and if it goes bad it might just be a minor blip to overcome.You have to analyze the risk/reward upside and see if it is worth it or not to YOU.  

She read this paragraph to me as one example:Summit County ski areas continually work to maintain and improve snow-making equipment, lifts, and dining.

Although it's been working out very well financially, I've come to the realization that I can't continue this way  something has got to give and it's becoming apparent what's giving is my sanity.  

In the construction game, everything comes into play...

Fannie Mae no longer requires "continuity of obligation" for rate/term refis.

I just closed on my first rental property and plan to continue BRRRRing.

Good luck continuing into those deals in your market and thank you for your service! 

But, it requires that we continually buy properties so that we can continually renovate and do cost segs otherwise, at the end of 5 years, the deprecation write off drops and our AGI goes back up. 

Or if I continue to run my association fees through the partnership, will I need to run that "other income" through the partnership as well?