I'm saying be careful where you put it, because if you make the wrong choice you could lose your home due to not being able to pay the taxes, etc...e.

Who gets the tax write offs, do we lose the depreciation tax breaks?

But the language they used is “ The current tenant leaves on 7/31 so closing can happen on 8/7 or later…” I prefer to close towards the end of August so I can get inspections and then appraisal in that order.”And if they lose the sale, they will end up having to put it back on the market and take even longer to close. 

We have Connect locks which are Z Wave vs WiFi.It could be that the lock is losing connection with the router.

This is why Congress set them up to prevent people from pulling the money out until they need it at retirement age and not sooner.The second question is what type of "cookie" you should put into the jar, which means what you should invest in, And if you need the money in three years I would not invest in stocks or corporate bonds or municipal bond funds which could lose significant amounts, but would likely all recover a few years later.

What @JDmartin said.......You'll lose money unless you hire a good GC.

I wouldn't tell a tenant months & months before their lease is up that we weren't going to renew it.Then, they have "nothing to lose"!

Recommend you speak with a tax professional about how many days you can rent it out before you lose 2nd home classification and have to call it a rental.This reclassification may affect your mortgage 2nd home requirements.

I just had clients lose a home in the Denver suburbs a competitive situation reminiscent of 2021/2022. 

PHX has a hillside ordinance that's not that easy to navigate, so you may lose SF due to excessive slopes or what the ordinance dictates.I'd suggest doing a bit more research - can you get a survey of either property?