With retirement, you will have more problems getting a mortgage.You do pay a lot of money in interest over the course of your loan, but that should be tax deductible (it is in Canada for rentals). 

Buy to let, and of course BRRRR would be ideal if possible. 

What if a property was bought with the intention of being a fix & flip but changed course during rehabbing to STR?

Of course there could be other circumstances specific to you that change your analysis, but what you laid out is correct.

If you want to be real sure, you can have him do the work and then pay another accountant  who is a real estate specialist to review it before filed.The other part is your situation.

Of course we will ask these questions to our CPA as well, but would really love any feedback. 

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I actually have a creative financing course that covers all the options from seller finance to sub2 to DSCR to rentals so if you have any further questions let me know as I have a student that bought rentals in your area due to student demand from the college. 

Its why I have been able to rebound with bank loans for my new construction .. and of course back to work funding fix and flippers but just a smaller version and much more particular thats why I would never fund anything in most parts of Jackson every again.

They will have 12 month leases, so over the course of the year you will be explaining to them your plan to rehab their units and bring them to market rent.