We couldn't come to terms on a reduced price and I pulled the plug (no pun intended!).

While renting to Section 8 tenants can reduce the risk of non-payment, your property must meet specific standards and pass inspections by the Public Housing Authority.Please feel free to DM me if you have anymore questions or if you just want to discuss further!

A sharp downturn in economic metrics (leading to higher unemployment) is seen by most bond market experts as the likely catalyst for the next rate of sharply reduced rates.

Land that I already own is listed for sale, no dice, not looking to reduce price.

I like to minimize what I pay in taxes and therefore actively manage to reduce my taxes.  

Just a way to reduce the cost of us having a place there.

You won’t save taxes or reduce liability.

The typical issue with SE borrowers with Conventional/Govt loans is that most of the tricks that reduce your taxes also reduce your income, which is what's used to qualify you for the mortgage.

Add that payment to the mortgage on the new house and it probably won't float.I think you're stretched too thin and should be focused on increasing earnings, reducing expenses, and saving up for your next purchase.

Goal would be to reduce manual work and time intensive tasks2.