(The IRS does attempt to interpret the law as 750 hr per property, which is utterly ridiculous and has been finally dispelled by a recent Tax Court decision.)RE Pro is a very complicated (and very regularly audited) area.

Reguardless of how well built the community is its still dangerous to the residents if one house catches on fire and takes 2 more with it.I'm perfectly ok standing alone on this issue. its ridiculous.

This whole system of sign your name and wait in room 1 is ridiculous!

If you can get anywhere near those ridiculous property prices imagine how many producing doors you could buy.

I guess I will no longer give on information about this area.That's ridiculous, I just saw those posts a little while ago which were links to articles about the Beltline which I found interesting, they were not advertising in any way.

If he's in the 50% tax bracket (including ridiculously high NYC and NY State taxes) I am suprised he does not employ a tax advisor.

It is true, investors from all over are picking up properties left and right at ridiculous deals, mainly because they understand the market and know that working with real estate essentially means, "first come, first serve."

Besides, most of those guys that have the ridiculous ARVs and shady deals dont last long and dont realize the couple of bucks they might profit off of someone isnt worth it- morally or for there business reputation.

The first "colonizers" are the more common molds like Cladosporium, Aspergillus, Penicillium, Ascospores, Basidiospores, etc.  

Originally posted by @Pavel Sakurets: Yes Scott, this doesn't make sense, but this is what Tom Konutsen (chief real estate investigator) from the Dep of Commerce said: "If we find that you pay unlicensed person that will lead to a solicitation of the listing or sale of RE, we would fine you 10k and revoke your license''Again, there are some ridiculous laws out there, so I'm not arguing that this law exists.