What's great is after 1 year of your first purchase, you can purchase a new primary home and move into that one, with your remaining entitlement, having 2 VA loans.

I just want to make sure the house will remain standing for the long term.  

(Cost of construction and payoff of remaining loan on the home)1- selling the home as is would help on capital gains tax.

Your emphasis on these points motivates me even more to continue ensuring the excellence that our clients deserve.Thanks again, and I wish you the same success! 

(Don't buy stuff just for the sake of lowering your tax bill, it's not worth it) HI Basit,When you say "You can try accelerating some purchases that you would normally do next year to be this year, but there's not a ton outside of the normal stuff" you mean stuff for my remaining rental property right?

My accountant said as long as I keep all receipts for proof the money was used for renovations then it would be fine.I'm also wondering can I put 20% down and put the remaining funds into a new bank account that is separate from my personal accounts.

You can also point out how the state of their property could potentially lower property values in the area, which might motivate them to take action.In the meantime, putting up a fence is a solid idea to at least create a pleasant and private space for your tenants.

If I can and house is worth way more than owned example(mortgage remaining is 30k house is worth 150k) could I take the 30k loan over and then pay the 120k on the side?

Remaining anonymous doesn't help much because an attorney will know how to track you down.

I agree with @Greg H that no PM will be as motivated to care for my properties cost efficiently (or rent them as quickly) as I am.