It truly seems like a never ending race on getting that first tenant in there with the purchase, rehab, listing, screening, etc. 

You can go the long rout and get enough AH's from enough heirs to choke Death's pale horse. 

After realizing that I had been stuck in the rat race for a few years I decided enough was enough.

@John Thedford, sorry I've been gone awhile.Guess I got tired of beating a dead horse but thought I'd check in to see what's new........no much it appears, LOLThanks for your comment, I just don't know where that thread is concerning types of fraud, but you pointed it out nicely.Since Mr.

(Sounds like we traveled by horse.)

I'd recommend connecting with a lender like @Zack Karp or @Michael Facchini so you can hear the truth from the horse's mouth.

Also, you mentioned in one of your posts about looking into the race filing requirements for next year - but if the house was in service in 2020 then it should be on your 2020 tax returns.

@Kevin Paglia From the horses mouth.... https://www.hud.gov/sites/docu...

The factors could be as follows:X1: Zipcode Median incomeX2: Zipcode predominant race @ time 0 (dummy variable)X3: In 100 year flood (Dummy variable)Xn: Still considering factorsY variable would be something like % price change over a certain time frame (maybe 15 years).I'm hoping someone has some suggestions as to where we could get our data from, as I know the data exists, but just trying to find an efficient way to get it is proving challenging. 

If you are painting doors, remove them from the hinges and paint them outside in saw horses.