I wouldn't build a deck or swap windows.

One of these days we'll get a chance to swap war stories...I wouldn't trade them for anything.  

Now as I’ve held some properties 10+ years they’re getting old and I’m swapping in to new homes and neighborhoods.

(Also, technically need a plumber to pull a permit to replace a toilet, swap a faucet... and other silly things)If you did a new roof, they know you exceeded the cost.

"swap 'till you drop' That would avoid the capital gains tax and depreciation unrecapture.Otherwise, I think there is a trust setup for this, or something similiar that will need to be finagled. 

I swapped over from McGraw to State Farm for my motorcycle coverage over 25 years ago and have been using them for everything since.

I'm happy to swap ideas on this years' trends that affect underwriting and compare figures as this season winds down and we look ahead to 2024.

We basically have a musical chairs of renovated units going on :-) One gets finished, and the swap begins.

During that 45 day period, you can swap properties out as much as you'd like.

@Ryan ElamAlso, Joshua tree- one bedroom should 100% be a bunk room- do a search on air or vrbo for 6 persons v 4 like you have - you have effectively eliminated a lot of people by having sleeping for 6 v 4. this is 100% no brainer. provide a couple air mattresses as well- they can be in a closet and people will choose to use them or not. basically you will open a huge market for families because they are average 4-6 people. that is a huge mistake in my opinion.when doing a random joshua tree search for different dates the rates simply from a 4 person to a 6 person range - 4 person $85-$115 per night. 6 person was $150-225I would swap out a bunk room TOMORROW.