When you buy determines your short/long term capital gains.The "in-service" date = The point in time when you can start taking depreciation from.

Here's the latest piece I found on Jackson County suing to undo the court order finding the assessments were illegal: https://www.kansascity.com/news/local/article291980175.htmlYou can also check out some of the local news stations like fox4kc.com and KCTV5.com to keep up to date on what's happening with it. 

Now I'm looking to take the test again and I'm looking at the license ID that has an expiration date of 8/1/2022 and my question is do i need to take the 40-hour classes or can I retake the test.

Did they not give you by a specific date to remedy the situation?

There are times when we wouldn’t be in the home for a month, so furnished finder makes sense but dates have never quite aligned. thats fair to say im trying to skirt hoa rules, its my first experience with an hoa so im just trying to navigate it. thank you for your response. 

I'm particularly interested in side-by-side 2/2 or similar duplexes.I'm also eager to connect with local agents, and fellow investors, and attend meetups to better understand different neighborhoods in Indy.

Do NOT set deadlines and dates.

Love to see a fellow FW investor in the forums!

The listing agreement must include the following:* The agreement's valid date (must be signed within the past 30 days)* Brokerage and agent representing the owner* Signature from both parties entering the agreement* Full property address (including the unit number, if applicable)* Terms stating that you have exclusive permission from the owner to rent/lease the property"The problem is I am not a realtor or broker. 

Primary house purchased cash $965000Spent $75,000 updating/remodelingOther holding expenses to date: $12,600 (annual taxes and utilities for two years)Home now appraised at $1,325,000.00 We are considering selling our primary house, finding another primary that we can live and flip again over two years.