However, as the above authorities demonstrate, a partnership for federal tax purposes is broader in scope than the common law meaning of partnership and may include groups not classified by state law as partnerships.

@NIcholas Hamel That's not common at all.

They are a blockchain technology focused company, which has announced that The Nasdaq Stock Market LLC has approved the listing of the Company’ common stock on The Nasdaq Capital Market (“Nasdaq”).

Multiple offers are still common, especially in the more "affordable" price points.Finally, check out this chart of passenger traffic at the Austin airport.

I would assume you are mainly managing exterior and common area maintenance.

Of the 70 one is listed as the owner of the 6+ acres and common areas that those dwellings sit on. 

I am in the military, and that is extremely common.

I own them as tenants-in-common with a relative.

The fee would be a lot less than that too of they had just secured the main entrances and doors with plywood or something like a $200 metal security door from Homedepot...it's just common sense..not a lot of people have it these days.. 

Rightly or wrongly, I see pools as a major liability for a rental property especially in a market where pools are not common vs may be in FL where a pool is perhaps a must have.