The gradual decline in rates combined with the small dip in prices will bring homebuyers some much-needed relief.

I have two tenants in a 15 month lease agreement. One of the tenants's husband is in the military and got his order changed 6 months into the lease agreement.  He is not on the lease and the other tenant is not in the...

So there may be some opportunities there to obtain some tax relief. 

The income would be divided in a way that makes sense so that I will be getting an agreed upon cashflow, and they will also be getting a huge relief on their expense, if not additional cashflow also. 

The fact that you can act like a cash buyer and also take your time to shop for standard loans AFTER the purchase is a great relief, at least for me in a hot market like the SF Bay Area.

See if this article from Forbes helps:http://www.forbes.com/sites/anthonynitti/2013/11/27/final-net-investment-income-regulations-irs-grants-relief-to-real-estate-professionals/2/

AFTER WORKING WITH ONE OF THE TENANTS ON A CITY PROGRAM "CALIFORNIA COVID19 RENT RELIEF" A TENANT HAS NOT PAID FOR 4 MONTHS AND THE PROGRAM HAS NOT PAID FOR LAST 4 MONTHS AFTER PAYING FOR 1 MONTH ONLY.

Mortgage rates are expected to ease in 2024, potentially reaching 6.5% (30-year conventional) by year-end, providing relief for homebuyers.

What a relief...

I have been looking at duplexes lately they allow one to boost their yields provide relief during vacancies.