Also, if anything American guard their privacy more tightly then we do in Canada but for the most part in the US, you can find out a whole lot more online regarding any property then up here.That and the fact that Real Estate boards are still fighting rear guard actions in the courts to protect their turf by not allowing the publication of sales history is depressing.... 

We tell our clients that if you hold your property for a year and a day from any point in time, you'll be in one tax year when you buy it, another when you sell it, and your property will qualify for 1031 exchange treatment.In a market of fast-appreciating property values, flipping property for a quick profit has its rewards, but you'll be paying tax at ordinary tax rates.

For this you can use the 'General Economic Characteristics' table through the American Fact Finder tool on the Census Bureau website. https://factfinder.census.gov/faces/tableservices/jsf/pages/productview.xhtml?

But I’m reading through a lot of books and keep coming across the Americans with Disabilities Act, and how a tenant may make alterations to your rental unit to accommodate their needs.

But, I suspect that calling out these guy's phone numbers one by one is the best we can do as ordinary citizens. 

In my case,  FIRST they had to get through the house trap (Circa 1912 urban American Foursquare).   

That is lower than the 23% deduction in the Senate bill, but when combined with the lower top tax rate on ordinary income, it equates to a nearly identical 29.6% top rate on that income for pass-throughs.

short answer you don't. and its ordinary income.. as its inventory. 

Sure, it is simpler to use leverage in a SoloK when that is an option, but an IRA can successfully use leverage too.Have you spoken with the primary non-recourse lenders; First Western Federal Savings and North American Savings Bank? 

Do you know if most American investors buy through a corporation, or as an individual?