@James you can also contact me for documents, excel sheets, and my system to scale your airbnb business.  

Depending on what type of income/payout you received from the deal (as shown by the K1), there may be chances to offset some of those tax concerns from the K1 with real estate or other vehicles. 

What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

My company, Rent To Retirement, does thousands of transactions annually with the largest builders in the country, and that is how we are able to take institutional type of discounts to pass that on to the individual investor in some of the best markets.

I am also type of person who always thinks I know what I want and as I age realize things change - I say this because this would lead me not to want to buy a house now to rent to move in the future - I would look at it if it worked as a good rental and assume I would not live there and if I did later in life that’s bonus

Again I don't think this is a 2024 or even early 2025 type problem, I am more so looking to maintain my current returns, while having the ability to scale further in the 3-5y horizon while tapping into equity built over the previous few years of renovations and property stabilization.Yes a normalized market is a great opportunity to grow the portfolio, which I certainly plan on doing, I just want to ensure I can tap into the dry gunpowder that has taken a lot of effort to create the past two years.

Like I said contractors carry insurance that covers this type of issue that's what its there for.

Thanks, this is the type of answer I was looking for.Regards.

@Kevin Del Valle, first you don't mention the type of neighborhood or the zoning there.

Do you have some kind of supporting documentation?