This has not been feasible with larger contracting companies or home inspectors because .  . . that old tale of truth -- larger companies often lack the agility of smaller operations.  

I will also have about 5,000 in suspended losses to carryover to 2020.I am planning to retire this year (2020) and will have smaller earned income.

I am not actively looking for a purchase, and I'm holding enough cash to expose myself to substantial inflation loss over the next few years.

I haven't heard of a Federal decree that has changed anything in the last few days, although it definitely could happen and is something worth planning for -- there is loss of income insurance. 

The house burned and was a total loss (right after a full reno).

It would take some repairs/fixing up, loss of rental income, plus they are still building homes in the area for about the same cost. 

And suggestions on how feasible this is or what a loan structure would look like are appreciated. 

Hello,Does anyone know where I can find the net gain/net loss freddy and fannie verbiage?

With the closure of Spring Training and the flight restrictions, we had over 15  cancellations with a loss of over $20k in revenue in a 2 day span.

I would rather take a short term loss than a long term one to my rep.