Well as you can imagine folks tried all sorts off games to qualify for it.

I have 4 properties and I'm getting a CPA for 2024 since I sold one (that was the 5th property) but I held it for less than a year, sort of like a did a bad flip but I did intend to rent it out (very long story).I'm guessing the OP has two single family rentals and not some large apartment complex, if OP is still there. 

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Secondly, regarding “Fund I” investors, we are not offering any more single asset or portfolio acquisitions to selectively place certain properties inside or outside of our fund.

Everyday mid-sized cities with growing populations have people traveling to them for all sorts of reasons.

The local banker pulled a few strings and helped them secure a short-term loan while things got sorted out.

NEVER buy a property without a thorough inspection by a great inspector that you select and pay for.

They had cleared it, put some gravel in of some sort, fenced it with barbed wire on top, manual gate on tracks and flood lights in the corners.

Not sure what sort of business you have or what business space you want.

It's hard to use hard money on these since you typically need an inspection of some sort.