@Lindsey Iskierka - You can also take the gain (only) and invest in an Opportunity Zone Fund or singular Opportunity Zone investment.

My concern is that we have too much of one singular population of homeowners today and not all of them are going to be hanging on for 10 or 15+ years.

The singular focus on cash flow is a classic newbie trap, but it often takes years before they realize how bad their situation really is.

And that's not a singular event, it's adding layer-cakes of scheduling upon layer cakes.

FIRST, I am a conservative independent – closest to a Republican but I am weary to associate with any singular party.

We are set up as an LLC, so all pass through my husband and I's personal expenses - so he doesn't take a salary....Ok, I'm rambling - but we use Singular CPA - https://singularcpa.com/ - he's understood our business (cap gains, depreciation, etc) and has quarterly meetings with us to make sure things are running correctly - and we can reach out to him about our strategy before we purchase properties.

Make them run singular lines across your house the way you want. 

I have read a lot of her stuff and she has a good blog and website.http://theinvestorinsights.com/category/real-estate-investment-financing/Pretty good stuff with her free articles and videos and stuff, not to the extent you will find here on BP but for a singular individual among the best I have seen.I bought a course she had on portfolio lending for something trivial like $99.

What happens to inflation when there is no fluctuation in the value of a singular fiat currency?

Buyer and Seller which terms may be singular or plural and will include the heirs, successors, personal representatives and assigns, hereby agree that the Seller shall sell, and Buyer shall buy, the following legally described Property.