Basically, if the Senate version passes, landlords with positive net income will not have any break - in contrast to the tax rate reduction offered in the House version.

Decent site for comparing and contrasting the options in that space, with user reviews:https://www.crowddd.com/

Why not pull out those tiles and replace with a contrasting color tile?

I personally might try hard money on my next deal (since I'll have a track record after this one) just to compare and contrast the two.

This was the only way it could work for me in the long run.I will have issues in terms of finding new investments, when I’m actually working, but I will be working 7 on 7 off, so I plan to use my off-weeks for hunting down new opportunities.I fully expect running my real estate investments to play a major part of my life and possibly act as my second career, while my medical career foots the initial bills and pays for our life.Our paths contrast a bit (as will our incomes) but what I mean to say is it’s doable, just need to have a solid team - up and running.

In contrast I am not looking to waste money renting either. 

If it is very localized just to right in front of the door I would cut that square out and possibly put in locking vinyl plank product that looks like tile so that “grain patterns”don’t contrast and make it visually unappealing:) Good luck!

By contrast, nothing beats the power of compounding, and if you start when you are young you are way, way ahead of anyone else.

In contrast, the Senate bill maintains the 20 percent tax credit for rehabilitation expenditures of certified structures but spreads it out over five years.

In contrast, the definition of real and personal property (1250/1245) for tax-depreciation purposes is determined under federal law.