You will never pay short term capital gains, long term capital gains, health care surcharges, UBIT or income tax ever.

Applicable animal control / health ordinance violations are the responsibility of pet owner.3.

ULI is a good resource for general land development practices.Keep in mind there are specific organizations that you can investigate for each area of land development; Multi-Family, Retail, Industrial, Health Care and Office.For example the International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC.org) is a great resource for Retail Development.

If it doesn't seem like they are doing enough then check by contactingthe landlord which is the building owner, who could be listed as an individual but most likely an LLC.The posts from you seem more like they are venting which could be caused by the health situation with the family member.

I have a day job in the health care field, and do real estate in my spare time.Landlording is not easy, but it's not brain surgery.

It amazes me that people will fight tooth-and-nail against health care reform because it's socialistic and anti-doctor, but completely ignore the fact that our educational system has been exactly that way for 100 years...

"I am selling our fourplex for health reasons ($335k).

You need to talk to a professional Qualified Financial Adviser or Life and Health Agent.

The ones I would say are not would be expenses associated with hunting down new deals and, if you set up as a C-corp, fringe benefits like health insurance.Now, with a classical 1% rule deal, say you pay $50K for $500 in rent.

If the neighbor of your tenant sounds like he's getting increasingly paranoid, it might be worthwhile to drop a line to the local mental health officials (or have your tenants do so).