Or, you know, because the agent says their "investor friendly". kinda like the shark saying their happy to be your swim instructor.  

unfortunately I fear we will run out of the will to keep the law suit going much longer.best wishes The IRS does however define it regardless of local laws.

Something with a first-floor guest suite or a separate entrance for one of the rooms could also work well, both for now and for attracting renters later.The good news is that any solid single-family home in those school districts transitions very smoothly into a rental.

A premises liability claim or any avoidable law suit is not worth the hassle balanced against limited upside these properties can generate. 

As you get older, you change, no matter how much you may want to think you don't  :-) And the types of investments that suit your situation will differ from younger investors. 

Sounds like something that would suit us and thank you for saying hi

It has a full reporting suite as well, and handles forms of various types that you use in your operation.  

I live in Milwaukee and I consider Lisa Loesel at Short & Suite Home Stays one of the experts in our market.

Sounds like you handled it like a champ, though—hazmat suit and all.And yeah, I hear you on not wanting to make things adversarial.

I also suspect you might have difficulty finding a buyer willing to buy knowing there is outstanding litigation could be amended to bring them into the suit.