I think there is a public mindset that purchasing and selling homes are compensated activities... but not so much for other alternative assets... a double standard. 

I have double-checked its numbers against my GCs and it has been very close every time.

So basically the realtor would be enabled to "double-dip" the commission.

I agree to accept today's rates over waiting, however the fact at least here in New Jersey is that the prices did not drop, so we are dealing with same old prices and the interest rates are double. automatically the ROI will be much less, i still think its worth it rather than having the money in the bank, what do you think?

Just double checked the exact timing and it was closer to 3.5yrs of ownership but got no - I received no pushback from NACA.

@Marie Larcom depends on your lease language.Usually though, you can charge the tenant for May rent and deduct from SD.You can NOT though collect double rent in most states - meaning if you rent the property out with a lease starting in May, you will have to refund the prorated days to the previous tenant.

So one by one they halved the values and almost doubled the tax rate.

I'm looking to house hack a tri or quad plex in Louisville, KY, and a lot of the properties I am looking at are zoned for single or double family.

But, as others said the other local IE markets are about double the High Desert values so that could help maintain the high values.  

I doubled my money is 7 years.