If you get another offer then a kick-out clause to kill the first offer.  

Hey Jason, As myself and other tax professionals have mentioned it's considered "in service" once ready and available for rent-and at that point is when you can start reporting it, you can begin depreciating it etc. 

Debt will get paid down, rents historically will go up, and values historically will appreciate. 

Those are a great way to get started, along with podcasts and books.

Get out of your comfort zone.

For example, I own two large multifamily buildings, and when I tried to get a tax exemption for them, I had different experiences.

Seek out local real estate groups to get an idea and network around local regulations.

Looking to get some guides on where or how to start.

Get out of your comfort zone.

If you're handy live-in flips can be a killer way to get started!