It would be good to get an update since some time has past.

**Follow Up** - **Check for Updates**: Since you’ve already reached out via email and phone without a response, try visiting your local PHA office in person, if possible.

How are builders adapting to these longer holding periods, and do you think there’s a strategy that could help them navigate these challenges more effectively?

Also remember the time these returns will take to amend along with the possibility of opening up audit periods/red flags with the IRS due to amendments.Doing this yourself on turbo tax likely won't be your best bet considering all of the details.

Updated bathrooms on the first and second floor.

Functionality is what is going to come up when you rent out the unit more so than cosmetic.Cosmetic rehab and updating is what gets tenants into the door and give you a higher value for rent.But Functionality is what keeps your tenants happy and you happy. 

This property isn’t in an A class neighborhood by any means and really just looking to update enough to be able to be livable.

It seems safe to say the properties with lengthy periods of tax non-payment are most likely to be houses the high bidder could foreclose upon.  

Period.

Any update?