Hi @Michael Czepil - the rental properties I own were all built between 1890 - 1920 and they needed moderate rehabbing when I bought them (nothing major, because the prior owners did a halfway decent job of keeping them in good order).

Not really a DIY task, but not sure where to post so I stuck it here. moderators please move it to appropriate forum if there is one more appropriate.We have a property that is on a heavily wooded 2 acre lot with a seasonal creek, seasonal as in when it rains, the creek has water.  

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Because of the potential rehab involved I thought this was the most appropriate sub-forum, but I’m happy to move the post if any moderators think it belongs somewhere else.

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The article you posted is clickbait for "eliminating mortgage interest deduction":In the article it says "The National Low Income Housing Coalition’s United for Homes campaign calls for reducing the amount of a mortgage eligible for a tax break from $1 million to $500,000—impacting fewer than 6 percent of mortgage holders nationally—and converting the deduction into a credit, allowing an additional 15 million low and moderate income homeowners to get a much-needed tax break."