I agree with Jay Hinrichs and Steve Vaughn regarding the value of a good PM, and I attribute much of my success as a RE investor to a great management company that has managed my properties for 12 years and oversee them as if they owned them personally.

If it's not everyday, then what is the action you do often that you would attribute to your success?  

He attributed his success to his burning unwavering desire for success and refusing to fail.

I do this because as a investor I expect a minimum 10% return on my money and since it your equity that is actually creating cash flow as opposed to the property it would be negligent of a investor to not attribute a return to that money.

They have a vision board with ideal traits and attributes and build a business model with processes and systems around that.

Perhaps I missed it and would love to see where in the bill it states that capital gains must be used. https://www.congress.gov/bill/115th-congress/house-bill/828/text#toc-H2CE36B67ACCC4F89BD0B2571450C0176The portion of an OZ fund interest attributable to any capital invested in excess of the qualified gain amount is not eligible for the OZ tax exemption. 

If you don't know common pitfalls with the construction of properties when you do an initial walkthrough you may be skeptical of certain attributes of a property.

Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity.

I know roaches MAY be attributable to the cleanliness of a home, but I do not believe that bedbugs exist due to any fault of a tenant.

There is no capacity for making contributions to an IRA in-kind, and the IRS certainly has no interest in trying to properly attribute value to an individual's services as contributions - so much room for mis-interpretation and malfeasance....