We bill the tenant for something of this nature as 'added rent'. 

Laws could vary greatly where you are.It is generally common practice that as long as the tree is not knowingly in danger of falling over or large branches breaking off, then it is just mother nature taking its course and the owner of the property where the branch lands is responsible for its cleanup. 

I believe this is the future of the PNW & other states to follow.Then you factor in pro poverty laws such as decriminalizing hard core drug possession & you will see an increase in homelessness, poverty, inflation, small businesses moving elsewhere, more trash on the streets & higher taxes.It's a shame as I do enjoy living in the PNW as I love the weather & nature, but I'm just so torn on buying any property there.

My goal is to be cash natural for the long rental term. 

Ruling stated:"The most natural and logical reading of the statute as a whole does not extend the CDC's power as far as the Defendant's maintain.

However, the general partnership can deduct some expenses that are in operational in nature in 2020.This is not a DYI project for you. 

The appraiser by nature does not want to stick their neck out too far on value.With purchase appraisals, the appraiser just has to confirm what the buyer wants to pay.The dynamics are very different for the appraiser.

Yes, even if we do this things can go wrong but that is just the nature of the beast.Aloha Colby

Repeated quick flipping of houses, short term rentals (a services business), certain venture capital and things of that nature will generate UBTI.Passive forms of income such as interest, dividends, royalties, rent from real property, and the sale of an asset held passively over time will not produce UBTI.

I understand you're upset, and when people are upset it's human nature to only see fault in others, and not yourself.