Mediation shall be resolved by arbitration conducted by the American Arbitration Association.

According to your proposal Sec 18-14 (a) 3 says that the "owner agrees to allow inspection of the interior and exterior of the unit at any reasonable time, provided however, that nothing in this provision shall be construed as authorizing the City to conduct an inspection of an occupied unit without first obtaining either consent of the occupant OR an administrative search warrant" Please explain: what is the definition of "reasonable time"?

You then manage the IRA owned LLC to conduct all investment transactions.  

There is no thermal conductivity in their design. 

Thanks.In GA Wholesalers are not required to have their state Salesperson License, but as @Brenden Mitchum mentioned majority of the above board wholesaling/ investment focused companies/brokerages do require this in order to maintain a more professional conduct of business.

Under the new default audit regime, the IRS generally will conduct audits and make any resulting adjustments at the partnership level, and if the IRS finds a deficiency, it will impose tax on the partnership itself (rather than on the partners) at the highest individual or corporate tax rate in effect for the year under examination.The Act replaces the “tax matters partner” with a partnership representative, who need not be a partner but must have a substantial presence in the United States, to assume sole authority to act for the partnership in an audit.Partnerships composed of 100 or fewer partners and whose partners do not include any partnerships or trusts may elect out of the new regime.

(This is just example- we don't have properties in Detroit).The truth is- before we even buy a property, we conduct so much due diligence because we ourselves have invested hard cash into the deal.

I use a 3rd party to conduct the screening (credit and background check) and they provide the letter of denial.

If due diligence is conducted properly, real estate can be low risk, lower than stocks, bonds, etc.

Under that safe harbor, you can claim the deduction if your rental activities—which include maintaining and repairing property, collecting rent, paying expenses, and conducting other typical landlord activities—total at least 250 hours a year.