Until builders can catch up and create millions of homes, I think we will continue to see huge increases in sales prices, however, the lack of sellers means numbers in terms of how many houses sold will continue to go down driving prices up even higher

You can try to claim this as an investment property but if the IRS catches wind they are going to see that you are directly related to the "tenant."

@Cody CulbersonA few things that catch my attention include the mix of gold tone and silver fixtures in the kitchen and bathroom.  

You need to do cost segregation on all 3 properties and then find an accountant who knows how to do the catch-up. 

I used to live across the street from his Atlas Peak winery and would catch him at late afternoon tastings for some reminiscing on the old days.

This growth is attracting more buyers to these areas, further supporting price appreciation and creating more opportunities for successful flips.With these trends in mind, it’s clear that the Indianapolis market has plenty of potential for those in the fix-and-flip space, especially for investors looking for solid entry points and neighborhoods with high appreciation potential.Would love to hear if others are seeing the same trends or if there are different neighborhoods catching your eye!

The purest example of a capital appreciation investor is the investor who buys a parcel of undeveloped land or a city lot with the idea of allowing development to “catch up” to his acquisition and then sell to the highest bidder.  

You’ll notice that the feed is “for you” - so it seems that this is the content that catches your eye.

Some tenants are struggling to catch up on rent, which has been exacerbated by the expiration of federal eviction moratoriums and local rental assistance programs.

Post on craigslist, post on marketplace,  get A LOT of lines in the water and you'll be more likely to catch a fish.