The fourth pillar is somewhat similar - you want to separate your operations from your assets.

Who believes that POS rules and regulations are unconstitutional and believes that the ruling should be applied to the suburbs of Cleveland?

Companies even record goodwill and various intangible assets based on actual accounting rules.

Next I would consider Cash Flow using the 50% Rule.  

There are very clear rules on advertising for agents and brokers and if you work for a broker, that also has to be clearly included in any and all advertising in a very precise way.

You would be breaking the rules if you did and penalties can be up to 100% of your account balance.

2) The 1% and 2% rules don't apply in SoCal.

They said it is normally between 2-5% a year depending on the market, but they have a rule of thumb of not increasing it during the lease period and wait until about a month or 2 before the lease expire to give notice to the tenants.

That is right at the 2% rule which for Hawaii is especially great!

I have learned that many things are lender specific, not top down government rulings. if anyone else has any information please feel free to chime in.