We are in our 30's with 4 kids (7 and under). We

We sold a home last year and the appraisal came in about $10,000 under. We

My husband and I have 3 little ones, 7 and under. We

After the tenant moved out, the property underwent major renovations, and the plan is to put the property back up for rent in the next few weeks.My question is, as part of the BARRR strategy (buy, advertise, rehab, rent, refinance), since the house was already technically rented out, can I deduct all rehab expenses even if I didn't re-advertise the property as available for rent?

I showed @David Krulacvia PM  a property that underwent what I will nickname "the trifecta" - it had been sold by the TCB, then the mortgage foreclosed (on the buyer at TCB), then the school district had the property sold at sheriff sale to cover unpaid school taxes (the lender's lien was no longer in effect because of the mortgage foreclosure sheriff sale, and lender did not cover the school taxes to prevent that sale).

They also recently underwent renovations.

The house underwent renovations prior to our purchase and neighbors have told us there was a lot of drywall work done.

Recently, one that underwent foreclosure over a year ago was finally sold, and the other 7 month property sold this past month.

Just kidding about the Donald, but some other successful investor (see classified ads) might consider taking you under wing in exchange for your time stuffing envelopes or distributing flyers.

So what if a few tire shops and parking lots go under? We