You either ride the wave or catch a falling knife.

I'm catching that wave of a deceased partner or parents that left the property to family.

A lot of listening to gurus and ‘sentiments’ finger waving in the air.

I am trying to figure out if the accounting in TC is enough to that I don't need to use QuickBooks (well, I have been looking at alternatives, such as Wave).

With all the folks that bought RVs during the COVID Lockdown, I expect we will see a wave of used RVs on the market in coming years.  

That said, if you stay for two years, I am willing to bet you will ride an appreciation wave too making your return thicker.Here is the trade off, if you rehab flip while living there, it will take long and you need to stay for longer if you want the tax advantages so you can only flip one per year or two.

So based on the podcasts from a couple of weeks ago with the gentleman from Mississippi and some other things I've been hearing, text blasting kind of seems to be the new wave of direct mail.

Once I started breaking it down and learning about Z-Wave and Smartthings, I was feeling better about committing to that route until I read that v1 and v2 smartthings hubs are being phased out and will no longer work later this summer, and Samsung isn't even making the Smartthings hub anymore and have since spun that off to Aeotec. 

As far as buying the property goes, knowing this will be an all cash offer I understand you will most likely wave all contingencys such as an appraisal, inspection ect.

The followup can be as important as the first wave of learning.