In your case you have a deal, proximity, and local knowledge.

It is physically beautiful! 

For example, I own an SFR rental in Tahoe Park which is less than half a mile from UC Davis Med Center which has a strong cash flow and a steady base of renters as a result of the proximity to UCDMC. 

I am comfortable with b or c class and feel as if I almost need turn key because I am not physically there 

I know it hard work and physical labor but its ironic you have all this unemployment and you have the building trades that simply cannot get enough labor to keep up with demand.. 

I learned that I can't do all the physical work myself moving forward if I want to grow.

Ill strive to keep this short & sweet.Currently, I am in my final year of physical therapy school and will be graduating this August with student loans.

. ;-)) Yes, you could have more than one schedule E for a physical property.

From what I've heard from other people in other states, they filter it based on amount and basically go in saying they will wipe out the lien when they purchase the property, then go to the state and physically drop off a check.

(ii) Changes in rules relating to the property that are required to protect the physical health, safety, or peaceful enjoyment of tenants and guests.