Installing fire stoppers (also known as stove fire suppressors or range hood fire stops) can be a simple and affordable way to prevent a small cooking mishap from turning into a full-blown disaster.Fire stoppers are compact, automatic fire suppression devices that attach directly under your stove’s range hood or above each burner.

Well we have seen many Arbitagage players fold up their tents before.

It's the lifestyle of doing what you want, when you want but also to scale up to a major player in the field.

Yes, I see nothing in the CC&R's, bylaws or rules to prevent that. 

If you have every played monopoly you understand what is happening in the US: towards the end of the game most assets are owned by one player and everyone else pays.

What do you all think about installing this lint trap in the rental to prevent costly duct maintenance:https://www.amazon.com/Semboh-Inline-Dryer-Lint-Trap/dp/B0FF... 

New construction has the biggest margins and it's where all the big players are active right now! 

Does my wife's REP status allow me to deduct passive losses from the 2 rentals properties against our active income, or does the fact that she does not materially participate in managing the rentals prevent us from doing that?

There are other players in the game to compare with like Kenny Bedwell at STR Insights or Bill Faeth's coaching.

Are you investing for the lifestyle that it can bring, or are you wanting to scale up to a major player?