I went to Amazon and bought a bench/storage container.

Maybe not all of Reno, maybe some cash flow on the outskirts, but otherwise you'll be hard-pressed to find any cash flow.

Furthermore, without knowing the terms of seller financing, you will be hard pressed to get any solid advice. 

Absent of pressing circumstances, it makes sense to simply wait for that period to pass, and then proceed with collection efforts.

My read is the president spent months talking with the fringe of his party and released a meaningless press release to appease them.

Press on!!!

Further guidance from US Dept of Treasury released on Friday.https://home.treasury.gov/news/press-releases/sm53...link to PDF at bottom.......In skimming it, here's some notes that are not 'CPA proofed' but what I'm gathering:Seems that a maximum committed time is communicated - in other words, 10 years is the minimum holding time to get the preferrable (0%) capital gains treatment during a sale event - but there's guidance now to indicate that 20 1/2 years is the total time that the treatment (at a minimum) will occur, so as I'm guessing to prevent a future change and not encourage a situation where everyone wants to sell their assets/businesses, etc right when the 10 years kicks inSeems there may only be a 6 month window to place funds / earmark funds as available for an opportunity fund. 

All the more pressing as the generation starts having children.

I used treated and regular lumber to frame-out the benches and then skinned the framework with Hardiplank cement board.

There are wholesalers/rental owners around me that buy bus stop benches and do direct mail with seemingly reasonable success.