@Adrian Gonzalez, no, we have done a handful that we did occupy while remodeling (for the capital gains exclusion), a number of fix and flip deals, and the bulk of the deals have been long term holds.  

I also feel most comfortable investing in markets that I know - mainly the East Bay area of the Bay Area and metro Boston.I've heard of the BRRR method being used almost exclusively on houses that are around $90-$120k. 

According to the IRS, if a debt is canceled, forgiven or discharged, you must include the canceled amount in your gross income, and pay taxes on that “income,” unless you qualify for an exclusion or exception.

In the case of Equity deals (which I believe Fundrise does exclusively, but am not 100% on that), the investor receives both depreciation and other tax benefits of owning real estate. 

Agents sign an "Exclusive Representation" so that they are agreeing to work together and bringing specific responsibilities of both parties.

Dentist might have failed but there are a ton of business owners who would love to set up shop right in a neighborhood where they have nearly exclusive access to residents. 

I got to be aware of the capital gain exclusion.

Though I'd look into the Sec. 121 exclusion if I were you as it sounds like you may be able to qualify.

They have many exclusions.

I like buying near AF bases, but we don't rent exclusively to them.