Originally posted by @Bob E.

Patrick,  Is the mold documented in the R/E listing at all?

Individual Income Tax Return), Schedule C, E, or F.If the only member of the LLC is not an individual, the LLC income and expenses are reported on the owner/member's tax return.If you do not wish to accept the default classification of disregarded entity, you can:File Form 8832 (Entity Classification Election) to elect corporate status, orFile Form 2553 (Election by a Small Business Corporation) to elect S corporation status.Single-member LLCs may not file a partnership return.Also you did not truly engage in sharing on the points I posted. .....

The second point you made might actually solve all our problems: For tax purposes an LLC can file as an S Corp (file S election w/IRS first)Our properties can be in the LLC - but it will cause us problems if they are on our Schedule E.  

Add in the updates that occur each week both to the platforms and local regulations, and I swear it's enough to justify losing your mind. 

.- Your suspended loss will first net with you activity on your sch E and any remaining will be released and offset your other income (capital and W-2 income).

Many exchange platforms offer loans that are collateralized by the assets in the account.

Every owner on this platform knows there are some people who will have issues like that you have no control over.

What he is saying is that there is a bill that would provide for an ADU on a (e) triplex development, per SB 1069.

Quote from @Jake Warren: new to the bigger pockets world and so far I've been loving it. just trying to meet new people/connections and grow a new group of friends that are in the REI world.I’m brand new to REI world, and brand new to this platform.