Long term, probably not (or else we're all F#$%ed), but the trick would be to make it to the long term through the deflation ... 

If you have a little bit of height below that doorway, how about a nice deck covering up that sidewalk leading to the door and the grass to the left of it?

my understanding is even if you only do one flip during your lifetime and have a day job, you have to pay the fed/state/SE tax.it's inventory. buy it, fix it up, and sell it. that's a business - not a stock.that's how the IRS would view it, IMO.

http://obamacarefacts.com/obamacare-individual-man...The annual fee for not having insurance in 2015 is $325 per adult and $162.50 per child (up to $975 for a family), or it's 2% of your household income above the tax...

Sounds like a well thought through plan.The 1031 exchange is a process you'll use when selling investment real estate that allows you to defer paying tax on the gain (fed only in PA unfortunately) and instead using those tax dollars to purchase additional investment real estate.  

It will be a fed funds wire and shouldn't just matter whether your bank is 'online' or not? 

I know that the fed can take her home to pay for the cost of the nursing home care if she doesn't have any money. 

@Luke Feds I haven't research too much into the Fort Morgan market, however properties seem more than affordable and it's within a drive from Denver.

Hence the leverage to risk taking created by the Fed's low rate policies do not result in productivity.

Navy Fed is even willing to work with me ahead of getting to Florida.