I am a passive investor and use my account to own international agricultural real estate investments that pay annual profit distributions to my account.  

I have also read that there are two international airlines contracted to start flying out of TF Green airport which is located near by.

I don't care, legislation such as this benefit the tenant at the expense of the landlord who has ZERO real protections against tenants who don't pay rent.Rant over.

When dealing with foreign investors, you want to work with a tax professional who understands international tax concepts such as FDAP(fixed, determinable, annual periodic), ECI(effectively connected income) and various Tax Treaties between the US and other countries.There may be withholding requirements on these foreign investors.

Also not considered LA City from a rent control perspective so better upside under the recent state wide legislation.

It looks like the ability to earn a management fee is a legal grey area, and a loophole in the legislation that the IRS may or may not be cracking down on.

https://www.wave3.com/2019/12/31/million-improvement-plan-unveiled-louisville-airport-construction-underway/Maybe it'll get us some more international flights 

Right now I'm an intern for them and after I graduate in 4 months they have expressed that they may offer me a position with them (depending on my performance between now and graduation).

While most brokerages have some sort of internal property verification, I am not sure it drills down to the level of verifying occupancy permits.

I contacted the lender again and asked if it would be possible to purchase the property by paying off the loan again, but this time the deed would be recorded in my name internally within the bank.