I would then treat with enzyme (google enzyme for pet urine) usually available at local janitorial supplies.

My coaches never taught us to treat people that way, nor would I either way because I morally know better.  

The best way to do that is treat the meetups as a way to build your network, as you continually grow your network, you will find people that have the cash and no time, people with time and no cash, and people that are not looking to invest at all. 

For a flip, the profit is treated as ordinary income, not capital gains.

You can either continue the depreciation schedule from the property sold, and create a new fixed asset for the additional amount invested to obtain the property (Two Depreciation method), or you can opt to treat the new asset as one asset (Single Depreciation Method).

I've treated some patients in adult foster homes in the past - I wonder if connecting to the operations managers of those facilities would be beneficial? 

Treat it as you would a processing error from a valued vendor and u are in a good spot.

The fact that you bought it with cash gives you a lot of flexibility, which is key in a market like Odessa where real estate values can sometimes be unpredictable.Let’s break it down:Refinance and Reinvest:The rental market is treating you well, and if you pull out equity with a loan, you'll still have that income stream.

If I knew it would expire, then I would have treated it like a totally floating rate loan in my mind and not invested. 

I take my time finding good tenants that are working and can afford the rent, then I treat them with respect and don't raise their rent every year.