@Argel Algura.Congrats first on your last.year and how much you have accomplished in a short time period. 

Time horizon matters a lot too, talking to a client in their 60's wanting to retire is very different than someone in their 30's looking to build and accumulate wealth. 

There is an issue for the investor of being unsecured for that time frame or longer.  

Seems like a hassle to remove cameras from inside every time a guest is coming.Outdoor cameras are good for near the front door but otherwise keep them out of areas people will gather or near pools/hottubs.I have the Eufy cameras (solar) near the door and Schlage Connect Z Wave locks.

For the time being, might as well get a mortgage in one person's name.Best of luck.

Such strategic zoning decisions bolster the provision of affordable living spaces, invigorating local economies by amplifying the consumer base to support nearby businesses.

Any guidance would be most appreciated, so we can be better prepared for our tax returns next year.Thanks so much for your time !

As much as I can I try to keep my clients out of serious foundation repair as it is typically not a one time repair, but an ongoing issue over time. 

But do you think that 4-5 years is not a window enough of time for them to recover? 

I am under contract on a property that looks like it will not close.When I got the 3 fireplaces inspected, it was only a few hundred dollars extra to chimney sweep them at the time of inspection so we paid to get them swept.