You can easily get PAL or passive losses days by investing in LTR or some people will go into equipment deals to take advantage of section 179 deductions as sort of a synthetic way of getting PALs.

If there's any way I can assist you or if you're looking for collaboration in this domain, please feel free to reach out.

I hope this helps and please feel free to reach out if you need any more help! 

The big thing your friend probably wants is that it is your contact information that prospective tenants see when they reach out.A general tip beyond the usual blackout curtains, nice bed and safe area, would be that we've seen that most of our bookings come within days of a lease expiring. 

See what they think.You can also reach out to @January Johnson for some panhandle areas as well.

Reach out to him on BP and ask questions, check out the book he wrote.

I have moved a few from personal to LLC, first I refinanced them into my LLC then used my attorney to transfer the title.If you have any further questions feel free to reach out.

If that isn’t an option I would reach out to the regional manager or someone higher up (you can look at the property management company employees on linked in to find out who is in upper management) and give them the option to make things right with you, or inform them that you’ll be taking civil action.

You'll find this article to be very informative and crucial to reaching your goals: The Core 4 Members Vital to a Profitable Long-Distance Real Estate Investing Team. 

Both are indirect, but easily accomplished.