The longer you hold the property for investment purposes the stronger your case will be if the Internal Revenue Service questions the sufficiency of your intent.Advisors Recommend Holding the Property for 12 Months or More Tax advisors frequently recommend that you hold the subject property for at least one (1) year to prove your intent to hold for investment.

All of us have our areas where we are stronger, but help support the others, each wearing many hats.

You could then just enjoy high cash flow or refi and get money out to do another deal (Or at least replenish your cash reserves).As I was writing this I got curious about the area and did a quick little search of stuff and it is much stronger than I would have randomly guessed.

We went from two units to five units in the last three months, so we need a stronger business model.

The more landlord friendly state, the stronger is the lease for landlord. 

I found that the cap rates were a bit stronger than a similarly priced apartment building. 

If you need an experienced inspector, by all means get the inspection, however if the property is new and they get multiple offers, many of the offers will be 'stronger' if they waive contingentcies (inspection and pay cash).

That makes the argument even stronger for putting up a professional image of yourself instead of something else.

I just made a cash offer on a Freddie Mac REO yesterday with closing in 10 days thinking I would make it stronger.

The cheaper ones in your pocket go to the weaker leads, the better quality ones in your wallet go to stronger leads...just a thought