I have given my tenant notice to leave the premises due to over a dozen lease violations (late payment/no payment, rekeying locks, neighbor complaints, police involvement etc.)

The IRS generally makes it hard to show that rental activity counts as active involvement, since they see most of it as “not intensive.”

If anyone has been in the industry for a while and is willing to take the time for a brief conversation with a rookie looking to learn and get involved, it would be greatly appreciated.

It was a win win for all involved. 

Sometimes the extra rent more than covers it, sometimes it takes a while to break even.It really comes down to your goals, if maximizing cash flow is the priority and you’re okay with being more involved, it could be a solid move.

In one he checked the box on the application that said he or no entity he was involved with had ever file for bankruptcy.

That level of hands-on involvement gave me a lot of confidence in both the property and the team.Rent To Retirement made something that initially felt overwhelming much more approachable.

Some BP members mentioned being introduced to this from a company called Tardus I have no way of knowing of their involvement other than what folks posted here.

The deal involves 2 properties on one lot.

In exchange, there’s a defined return or small equity slice.If you’re open to passive exposure with clear upside and minimal involvement, DM me and I’ll send the one-sheet.