Opportunity Zones are all the rage in Silicon Valley because of the massive tax breaks.Do you think Opportunity Zones will benefit residents of low-income communities?

We own a couple of smaller Mobile Home Communities in VA where the residents own the homes and we own the land.  

This relocation will be sometime in 2020 I understand, but it was just reported in the local news last week.Even though the companies aren't moving that far and many employees will likely want to stay in their current residences, I'd like to take the opportunity to communicate with both companies and their employees about buying primary residences and rental investments near their new work locations.

Not only have I been a resident of the Antelope Valley for 26 years, but I’ve also been selling homes in the area for the last 17+ years.

@Victor G PerezYou are correct - there are different tax implications when selling a home that is a personal residence vs an investment property.I am actually curious on how you reported the sale of your home in 2013 on your tax return.In the future when looking at properties - You should formulate a plan whether you want to be a buy and hold investor or a flipper and communicate that with your realtor.

Make sure to read up on the tax exemptions, they usually require that you are a resident of that state and file for the exemption annually. 

You must use that property as your primary residence. 

Investment Info:Single-family residence buy & hold investment in Oakland.

Making some money on the side while doing this would be fantastic, but I'm more concerned about the education to be gained from the opportunity.My rough plan is to gain enough experience to become a wholesaler myself, and use the profits from that to jump into REI (Single-Family homes and Multi-Units) with a strong foundation.I'm currently residing in Cumberland County, more specifically the Vineland/Millville area.

Investment Info:Single-family residence other investment.