However, the opportunity cost is that I won't have funds to invest with my current salary as long as I have this house.

This includes networking, learning from experienced investors, and strengthening your financial position.If you’re starting with limited capital, setting up an LLC and building a strong credit profile (700+ FICO) can open up financing opportunities.

The board actually brought up the new ADU ruling to inform residents even though it didn't pertain to our project it seems like a great opportunity if you have the space.

But just in case things turn around quickly and you want to jump on an opportunity, it’s good to think ahead.I’d check back in with your CPA and ask specifically:•If I don’t use the cost seg study this year, can I carry it forward and use it later?

Then decide where the opportunities lie, and do as the RV Park specialist did in whatever commercial property type you want to specialize in.  

Sounds like a good opportunity but I am tied up with my own stuff...Under 100kNeeds: Roof, some plumbing and electric, kitchen cabinets and counters and a vanity He put in a good amount and has a project underway but just wants out. 

Keep networking, learning, and most importantly, taking action when the right opportunities come up.

I'd definitely look for networking opportunities in your area to meet like minded individuals.

Sometimes, they have off-market opportunities that they can share with their contacts.

I know the tax hit isn’t ideal, but I’m wondering if the long-term cash flow benefits outweigh the opportunity cost.