Since there’s no mortgage, the family technically could sell it to you creatively if they wanted to, but because Medicaid eligibility and asset rules can get complicated, many families avoid anything that looks like they’re delaying liquidation.

Both are technically correct.

I was of the mind to have my listing on all platforms, but we've had some big tech issues with PMSs on multiple occasions and we've lost some big money because of it.

If you make it from Jan 1st to Jan 1st it is technically a more than 1 year lease, which puts it in a different legal category in many States, certainly for Wisconsin.

Not only is buying lists technically not legal, it will be the biggest waste of money and time you could spend.

While not every owner was technically “forced” to sell, many felt increasing pressure from tighter local regulations, rising insurance and operating costs, and revenue that didn’t live up to early projections particularly for those who bought during the peak 2020–2021 boom.

While house hacking is technically an investment strategy, it’s still your primary residence.

Not a tenant-side issue.

., sorry to hear that you are having issues with another management company.

The key issue is how the losses are treated even without REP status in 2025, they would typically be passive and potentially limited, whereas qualifying in 2026 could make the benefit more usable.