Although prior to that time, most of the responsibility for finding and vetting the investment property will fall more on myself and the other lesser money partner, but I am not sure if that alone is enough to make up for the money disparity, given that once we have the property most of the day to day activities will be dealt with by a property manager.

https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/new-law-makes-clear-c...This is a bit of a narrow niche, but this change impacts at least a half dozen of my clients (all of whom are prior military, and two of whom are REIs) - so I thought it worth posting here.In a nutshell - contractors working overseas were previously not eligible for the Foreign Earned Income Exclusion (FEIE) if they maintained an abode in the US.

Good thing that you have photos prior to occupancy, make sure to take after photos and/or video for your records in case these goes to court.

So I've got a group of LP's and we are talking to a GP who also owns a management business.Their prior bread and butter is in residential short-term rentals, like airbnb type bookings. 

He does it as a service for local investors, and I feel much better having had a professional look at the policies.

Again, notice was given to the tenants well in advance (approximately 4 days prior to entry). 

I'm trying to find out information for my mother regarding a Whole Life Insurance policy she has.She started this policy roughly 10 years ago (I had no idea this whole time) and is in her early 70's.

You have 2 prior months to make up for. 

The tenant is also 3 months behind on rent.The property is in Clayton County, GA.The current owner cannot evict the tenant because they are in bankruptcy,but I wonder if a new owner can.It seems like they could because they do not have a prior agreement with that tenant.New ownerNew lease agreementIf they don't like it, they can get out.What are your thoughts?

Bear in mind title is wife and I name and we have the proper insurance policy to protect us from suit.