Now, I would still say be strategic anytime you list it, but I wouldn't personally write off listing in winter and fall.

The first thing that stood out to me was how the head of TKP, Josh Weidman, had a decent online presence – videos on strategic renovations, rental markets, tenant retention, etc. – and the content wasn’t a sales pitch.

Strategizing to delay tax or refinancing is a way better strategy than too much focus on depreciation.But yes in a cheap area, the ratio between depreciation and appreciation is normalized where it makes sense to keep the house for long.

Take for example this thread: http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/99/topics/58810-strategic-default-or-efficient-breach-In fact, this is another regualar conversation I have with people looking to buy a home.

I understand all the steps of BRRRR and the strategic aspects at a high level, but have a question around the tactical financing piece. 

My personal one also covers all of my vehicles, my boat and my primary residence.I use Strategic Insurance Service in Clearwater, maybe you can give them a call and see if you can get a better quote.

You will eventually need them, and this is an opportunity to establish a relationship that will be strategic in your business.

We would have to have a very strategic sale- even though they keep getting dismissed (and will continue to be dismissed,) we obviously wouldn't purchase with a notice of pendency or anything else on the property.If you couldn't tell, I love digging into these types of things.

.- Knowledge of business and management principles involved in strategic planning, resource allocation, human resources modeling, leadership technique, production methods, and coordination of people and resources.- Proficient in Windows-based software.

How do you guys strategize as far as taxes go?