Everyone knows that Capital Gains can be put into Opportunity Zone Funds to defer taxation for 7 years.But what about if you have a mix of gains and losses -- can you elect to treat the gains as gains and invest in OZ...

We recycled ours already. :)

I’m just closing on my third SFH rental using a traditional buying strategy and will be all BRRRR going forward.If doing BRRRR deals, aren’t you essentially recycling your capital again and again therefore minimizing new expenditure?

No money tree to pick deals off then recycle to eager buyers.Tip:  Today, Nearly April 2020, the best deal scenairo I know of going forward will be;  Lease Option from a stuck seller (dropping market) and assigning that lease and option to a tenant buyer (rent to own on the selling side).  

When I go to refinance the house it will appraise higher, I will pull out capital and apply it towards my next home as well as be able to recycle my fha into house number 2 while changing house number 1 into a conventional loan, and than repeat that whole process.

The money I make property managing is supposed to be recycled back into the deal till I meet 50% ownership, But if i am having to manage for free during this pandemic it will severely deter the funds i have to invest back into the deal.Really need some guidance on how to structure a partnership in this property. 

This might be a good time for me to buy, but the BRRR strategy is a short term process to be recycled over and over.

I think of it as recycling your dollars.

You can recycle the money many times in a year since flips are short.

.- Chicago: Heat/Energy Disclosure Statement (only if tenants pay their own heat, tenant to sign)- Chicago: Chicago Recycling Ordinance Flyer/Disclosure (tenant to sign)- Illinois: "Protect Your Family From Lead In Your Home" guide.