Same treatment for the next buyers - so you need to think in their shoes.  

If you fix up a property with the intent of flipping it, but wait 366 days the proceeds would technically not qualify for long-term capital gains treatment.

Based on what I read and the way I understand it, the new cleaning protocol and buffer time will be an "opt-in" choice for hosts, where they get "preferential treatment" by Airbnb if they do so, but not a mandatory situation.

I know they're electric too but should be more efficient and better at heating the space. im thinking I need to address the basement first though since it's completely uninsulated and pretty exposed but before I can do that would need to address the water issue,sill plate and probable repointing and some kind of paint treatment.

In a nutshell: the US tax treatment of non-resident aliens is favorable.The financing is so expensive in general that leverage may increase risk more than it enhances the ROI. 

I'm try to understand the tax treatment of a loss on a flip residence, but haven't mastered how to search BP for this particular issue yet.

Yes, I already asked the tenant that we will need to vacate the house for 2 days to give it a full treatment.

You can go in to careers that don't require college, such as water treatment plant worker, or you can get an education and go into management like I did.

Plan funds have the different tax treatment they have, which is always different than non-plan  funds. 

Treatment and repairs are required if inspection confirms termites present.Structural - No settling or structural issues present.For this reason, it can be very difficult to buy a fixer-upper or a foreclosure with an FHA loan.