I do live in a nice neighborhood that's undergoing a lot of change.

I have read a number of threads on BP stating that a Builder's Risk policy is appropriate for a flip house undergoing renovation.

Unless your duplex is undergoing a major renovation, you are unable to generate enough activity with the truck to justify writing off 100% of the expenses (or even 50%) associated with purchasing, insuring and maintaining the truck.Instead, you'll likely be able to write off the miles specifically used for the rented portion of the duplex (not your side) at the IRS mileage rate.Additionally, an LLC for a duplex that you live in is problematic. 

Every small town downtown area has been or currently undergoing revitalization.  

Additionally, having assets on the book that under go a correction is just as bad.

If they don't find something smelly or dirty, it ain't there and the accused is now clean and should be considered so.Can you, as you read this, claim you could undergo that kind of scrutiny and come out smelling clean?

With the advent of artificial intelligence (AI) technology, however, the way real estate investors approach investment opportunities is undergoing a rapid transformation.

It recovered and continued to climb higher, but the removal of a massively-distorting force (the whale) sent a shockwave through the market.  

We have been looking on the HUD.com site and see a lot of houses in our area undergoing bankruptcy, pre-foreclosure, and foreclosure.

My new tenants (moving in 12/4) were renting a place that is undergoing foreclosure.