(As opposed to anyone being able to go get any dog and have it "online certified" in less than 5 minutes without any formal training whatsoever).If they're going to legally require landlords to accept "therapy animals", they at least need to require formal training of said animal.Any and all input will be greatly appreciated and I hope we can come up with a plan to help improve this issue.

Obviously the buyer likely wants to re-trade on price.An investor buyer is likely buying many properties at a time and when approval happens they may no longer want to buy the property at submitted terms.

Hope everyone is doing well today! Looking for some advice here. I've been in the business since I was 18. We own a real estate company here in Austin and we focus on property management and brokerage sales. We are al...

Have you decided what type of neighborhood you're looking at or if you have anything you're not willing to trade?

You can redeem your investments (shares) but it takes time, it's far less liquid than a publicly traded RIET would be. 

For her first deal I think the argument is there that it was an investment and not trade or business income, therefore not subject to SE tax.

You would not need to id in that case as your trade would be complete. 

Yes, rehab can be extremely costly without knowing the trades yourself.

@Naveen KumarIt is not your problem whatsoever.

It's time to trade up.