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Yes, to be an active participant in a non-passive rental activity means being involved in the management and decision-making of the rental property. This could include tasks such as finding tenants, overseeing maintenance and repairs, and setting rental terms. Being active in these responsibilities helps ensure the rental activity is considered non-passive for tax purposes.

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