Bonus for you, it's completely passive -- we do all the work and send you the returns.Here's how it works -- we find an apartment complex, get it under contract, get a loan, raise money from private investors for down payment and rehab costs, then manage the property and renovations... 

I get the cancellation fears but I find it interesting my group booked 8 days ago then night before raise concerns?

What is better the long game or raise the rent and possibly lose what I think are the perfect tenants?

The tenants in the 2BR/2Ba unit asked if I was planning to raise rents and when I said yes, they said they would look for a new place and ended up finding a place to break their lease early too.

It's a messed up system, tenants want their rent to stay really low, so they don't report problems, and always pay on time.. landlord is happy because not costing extra.. meanwhile the house goes downhill, and the next buyer is the one dealing with the issues fixing years of problems.. and then you raise rent, and the tenants hate you as the new big bad landlord who is greedy! 

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In this scenario, my 2020 AGI will be approximately 25,000 and after standard deduction, my taxable income will be approximately 0, and I still have no federal income tax liability for 2020.Follow on question is, can i claim "active participation" for one tax year (2019), and switch to claim NOT "active participation" the next year (2020) and hope this does not raise any ire with IRS, and is good tax planning.

When things go south during times like these i dont see any type of rental in okc that is really immune based on my past experience.  

We started at $100 per month 7 years ago and I've raising him $10 per month per year. 

I think we have a way to solve the seller's problem by buying the property, and we can solve the tenant's problem by letting them stay there and not raising the rent.Would you feel nervous about inheriting these tenants?