What this means is that it needs to not be exclusively, or some would say, in any way, in the landlord's name. 

There are two tax disadvantages to an LLC real estate holding company: owners still pay self-employment taxes, and if the property had ever been a personal residence, the IRS capital gain exclusion is forfeited.

As far as renting to seniors goes, is there a way to rent to them exclusively, either SFH or multi-family?

The seller has entrusted the agent to sell these exclusively without listing them on the MLS.

@Jay Hinrichs - Risk was high in the sense that it was a grow operation that could potentially have been subject to a federal seizure (Controlled Substance Act) that was an exclusion on the lender's title policy that I took out on the loan.

However, by itself it isn't enough to distinguish one's self from the masses of other warm bodies, since there is nothing exclusive about a degree anymore.

I used to work in public accounting and for a year or so almost exclusively worked with real estate investors (mostly syndicators) on historic and low income tax credits.

I saved up $10,000 and paid for an exclusive mentorship and basically used it all up for that program and used what I learned to fund my Airbnb using opm.

I'm originally from NY, relocated to Tampa in 2017, and have worked exclusively with out of state investors ever since.

Hi fellow BP’ers,Been reading and hearing a lot about this whole decarbonization stuff potentially going to be required by all landlords including residential (not exclusive to commercial) where landlords will be required to decarbonize their properties by making them energy efficient.Has there been any additional guidelines or info released on what these requirements that they are planning on having everyone meet?