@Matthew Ryan Most investors I see heading into OZs either:- part of an entity, i.e. partnership, that sold real estate and didnt conduct a 1031 exchange, or- took gains from other asset classes and new to real estate investing.Census tracts are all over the country, step ups in basis are attractive, and all future gains tax free beneficial, however 10 years is a LONG time.

In other words, don't chew something you can't yet cognitively digest. 

The program is available for buyers who a)are below the Chicago area median income threshold of $84,600ORb) are purchasing a home in a low income census tract.

It allows you to start with the state, then the county and finally it will show the census tracts on a map along with zip codes, roads, etc...Sample of my area (Arizona > Maricopa)Here are a few tips:When you first go to the page you will only see the visual in the upper left corner (state). 

It allows you to start with the state, then the county and finally it will show the census tracts on a map along with zip codes, roads, etc...Sample of my area (Arizona > Maricopa > Phoenix/Scottsdale)Here are a few tips: When you first go to the page you will only see the visual in the upper left corner (state).

We do a lot of residential remodeling, additions, and custom & tract home building.

In the digital age where everything is photos if not video, any attention grabbing photos will help differentiate your property on the listing page vs. every other original and tract property...

Some tracts should have never been built on and only hold the world together.

Looking for a service to help take on the load of phone calls coming in from a direct mail campaign.Anybody know of a good service that helps take incoming calls and organizing the information from those calls into an easily digestible format?

This is another statement I'm skeptical on, but still processing and trying to digest.