These two things can do worlds of good for a high net worth investor looking to maximize tax- deferred/tax-free growth and minimize general taxes from operations.

I went into two of my listings (one with a flexible cancellation policy and one with non-refundable) and it is pretty clear what the terms are BEFORE booking.  

We do still need a solid tracking app (Looking forward to trying Flipper Force) but we decided to trim down our operation to only two crews, each with assigned overall project managers who will track individual costs and productivity.

The bidding started at $1500 and two bidders were competing with each other as the price exceeded $5k.The auction was being run by a law firm, and once the bidding exceeded $5k, the auctioneer stopped the auction and told both bidders "You're bidding on the mobile home and not the lot. 

I have a colleague who is from Ireland and two members in her family have STRs back home in Ireland live there.

My question is can I purchase this property, renovate the top two units and just leave the basement as is?

One of our biggest clients plans on building more up there and meeting another GC or two would certainly make sense.

An investment forum would be better for this post.With that said let’s look at these two but also let’s look at Risk adjusted.  

If you have units to remodel and are updating you can offer the senior tenant to move to the nicer unit and raise the rent, you can incrementally raise the rent, or maybe you can rent the other two for above market to make of the cost of the senior rent.

Quote from @Sean O'Keefe: This company is 3x the price of two well-known companies providing the same service and mentioned here:  https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/51/topics/1136752-expla...Hopefully price isn’t the only consideration 🤔 For DIY, I'd say it's at the top of the list.