I just haven't figured out the best approach to document that arrangement.That being said, I haven't investigated leveraging other lenders via white paper or brokering loans, primarily because I like the returns and the relationships.Jeff,  Thanks for the suggestion for AAPL. 

You may need to use innovative tactics and investigate other funding sources in order to attain such quick development.

They would conduct an investigation as to the viability of the notice procedure and if they were satisfied, they would then issue title insurance. 

I will mention it once more, you are landlord/investor - not the ethics police, nor the bickering police, nor an investigator - aside from property maintenace issues and rent, nothing else is your resposibility nor should you involve yourself in issues other than these. 

Recently, they engaged a plumber to investigate a gas leak and the recommendation was that the gas line needs changed in one the units at a cost of $3600.

Now there are certain climates/areas of the world that absolutely 3d printing can make a huge difference.The other one that i have been watching is companies like boxabl, who can make tiny homes and are looking to further advance modular homes - I am curious how that will pan out - last I read they were being investigated by the SEC

In addition, several online skip trace companies and in some cases private investigators are used in attempts to locate the property owners.

I'm bringing in temporary rental housing to cover expenses while investigating building the first permanent home.

In general, investigation expenses and participation comes into effect when you close.

I have a foreign STR with Active Income and was looking at doing a cost segregation study and apply bonus depreciation.ThanksTejTej -Many thanks for the question and happy to shed some light.The eligibility of applying bonus depreciation to a foreign Short-Term Rental (STR) is contingent on the tax regulations of the specific country where the property is located.If your foreign STR is subject to U.S. tax laws, you may explore the possibility of applying bonus depreciation, but it's crucial to ensure that the property meets the criteria outlined in the relevant tax regulations.If the STR is situated in a foreign country, you'll need to investigate the tax laws of that specific jurisdiction.