Below is a visual chart depicting this, from an article I wrote for my company's website on the topic ( https://www.withum.com/resources/substantial-impro... )Note the 30-month substantial improvement doesn't have to be where it is shown below, its stipulated in the Internal Revenue Code as being any 30 month period. 5. 90% rule - a QOF must hold 90% of its assets in qualifying opportunity zone property.

Dog hair everywhere even on my brand new sofa.Wife called Airbnb to see how to handle this since we are new and have had great recent reviews, since they obviously busted our house rules having more then max 6 guests, violated our no pet policy, and late checkout.So Airbnb gave us an $85 cleaning credit back to us, which I was shocked they would do.  

Purchase price: $150,000 Cash invested: $50,000 Sale price: $350,000 Used building as a hair salon, custom garment shop and rented upstairs apartment.All remodeling work done by myself.

The asking price was $125,000 which was pretty steep considering the all the hair on the deal.

For the best loan terms and resale ability once built out the credit tenants are best.Now there are catches to this.The three main business credit agencies are:Standard and Poor'sMoody'sFitch'sMost look at the S & P over the other two for commercial lending.Here is a definition chart of the various level of credit grades.S & P Credit Ratings ScaleThe best loans are for INVESTMENT GRADE credit.

Nice chart. 

You got back your $90,000 plus $10,980.Now, you stretch out your ROI further to see what it looks like when you raise the rents by 5% every year.You can see the amazing results on the chart.

MARealtor.com provides a much more robust set of data that I track and have multiple charts/graphs down below.

I’m ripping my hair out trying to figure out the next step !!

That reversal could have even started during the last few years (say after 2008) depicted here, but the chart would not show that.This info would be great (maybe) if it was 2010.