The next step is proving that you materially participate in YOUR RENTAL ACITIVITIES, and this is where it gets tricky (he gives examples in the article of how one might qualify as a real estate professional but not prove material participation in his/her specific properties).SO….this is easy if you only have one property, but becomes more difficult if one owns multiple properties, where it might appear that you are expected to spend at least 500 hours materially participating in EACH property.

Just because of the different angles the they appear different shades.

It does not appear to me that she has learned from her bankruptcy. 

However, wouldn't grouping multiple properties appear in my novice eyes to defeat that purpose?

The really bad smell is mentioned in the reviews, it appears to have been a bad batch a few years ago.

I'd like to find out more information on common wall agreements and what they cover.The neighboring tenant owns his half of the duplex, has lived there for at least 4 years, and the exterior of the entire structure appears sound and in good condition.

Also, it appears, that if you are behind one of Jon's loans you can get wiped out even if you do have money.

Is this is more of problem in regards to appearances, rather than the ex-cons causing problems in the vicinity?

These appear to be the only two options for the fridge.

While this appears like a lot of detail, you will likely run into 90% of these in the first 6-12 months.From the above, you should then be able to derive the following:Total Operating Expenses Expense per Unit Net Operating Income (Loss) Net Operating lncome/(Cost) per UnitInterest & Misc Expense (ie mortgage) Capital Expenses Net Income (Loss) Net lncome/(Cost) per Unit Pay attention to utilities, it can grow into an alligator instead of a cash cow!