Opportunity Zone InvestmentsAn Opportunity Zone are areas that struggle with poverty and lack the necessary access to economic opportunities.

They are also compensating the local government there to stimulate economy and make roads and what not better.

Focus on markets with strong job markets, affordability, and economic development. 

Tourism, remote workers, digital nomads, snowbirds, retirees, near shoring induced economic boom, growing middle class, massive population (growth) and geographical location.

If you have multiple units, you need to prove one economic unit.

The city’s economic growth, coupled with its affordability, often results in good rental yields and potential for property appreciation over time.Of course, every market has its unique characteristics, so it’s always good to do thorough research and consider partnering with local experts.

It helps you establish one economic unit to meet material participation hours.If you are in higher income tax brackets, I suggest getting a multi-member LLC for audit protection.

It's really more fortunate than unfortunate when you think about it....a landlord invests money, that stimulates the local economy and hires contractors and their employees.

Moreover, Mexico recently has had one of the world's best economic performances, with an unemployment rate well below that of the US.

Those tax breaks existing in the first place are examples of politicians intervening to artificially change market dynamics, by stimulating investors to buy those properties more aggressively than they would in a free market.