The large majority of treatments were elective vs HMO fee based & the cash-flow from the spa's was significantly higher than any reimbursement he realized from his general practice.I am sure this 401(k) option is also a consideration in the increasing number of ambulatory surgical centers we are seeing locally (all separate entities) that are owned by the wives of groups of physicians. 

She would have lost these items anyway and not gotten this good of a treatment from anyone else.

Educate yourself on the treatment protocols like spraying or heat boxing and discuss with whomever you hire how they will do this.  

District Court may have a different tax treatment than the U.S.

So keep it simple, I'd think something as vanilla as storing a tenants salted or partial SSN#, city, a few rating flags (late payers, dirty, evicted, drugs, etc) with locked down access to verified landlords would be invaluable and not at all illegal or unethical.

From a 1031 perspective however, Scenarios 1 and 3 will not qualify for 1031 treatment because you are treating them as flips or inventory and so not qualified use for 1031.  

(not the whole site and its purpose, but in some aspects the money making aspect of BP and some of its members).I am pretty good at spotting a lie, and that guy was a typical drug induced sales guy lie poop bag.

I paid over $500 the first treatment, and $250 per month after that.

I have heard that you only be aware of your treatment as an investor comes with the number of units you do each year.  

Well apparently one of them is now skipping school, doing drugs in the house and there is damage with holes in the wall.