Kind of defeats the purpose of having an answering service.

If you come here with a defeated attitude you will fail.

I struggled for about two years and finally admitted defeat and went back to a 9-5 job.

I thought about switching it over without informing the lender but it seems like that defeats the purpose of limiting liability.

If your goal is cash flow, then out of state investing will cut into that, therefore defeating the purpose.

But the self defeating self speak of "I won't / can't do this on my own" is a red flag to me that perhaps you may not be transparent with yourself.  

Despite my many years of customer service experience, mainly call centers, I can no longer except defeat when it comes to my financial freedom.QUOTE: Everything you ever wanted is on the other side of fear.

So I believe your accountant will have the tools to mitigate any potential double taxation.the ways to defeat the clawback:1.

Sort of a "hooray for me and to hell with you" movement - even with multiple protests and several votes of residents to defeat the new train.Not that it's especially relevant, but the stories of corruption on the build and management of the contract are legendary.  

If you're committing to having a new tenant every six months, you're defeating the purpose of being a landlord and there are a limited number of tenants (usually corporate tenants) which would be interested in moving to a place for six months (or less).