One tenant moved out, we remodeled that unit and moved the renter that was staying into the fresh unit which allowed us to remodel the other unit.

We've investigated various organizations that we belong to (I'm a professional photographer), including the healthcare marketplace, various Christian health sharing ministries, private insurance, etc.

I thought I started fresh in 2017 at 480k, +23k in capital, -~30k in depreciation.

Just a few of the events I mean are - 1) a few years ago HUD investigate the Housing Authority and found over $1M of HUD money intended for recipient holders in the Housing Authorities bank account; 2) the city manager was just forced to resign; 3) the city attorney was just fired; 4) the last police chief was fired and the current police chief is currently suspended; 5) the fired city attorney is currently suing the mayor; 5) the police force is so short staffed I just read that they only have 19 officers on patrol at night in the entire city.You didn’t list my favorite city to invest in - Norfolk.  

Fresh deal, still wanting to start Full Renovation soon.

I definitely do NOT want to not declare the money as that would be criminal and the government is spending a lot of time investigating college fraud.

I've seen a whole heck of a lot of freshly remodeled homes around "greater heights" and "east end" being sold by flippers.

Also with said duplex that I purchased, once said tenant was gone, i was able to slap on a fresh coat of paint.

If it wasn't this area it would be 100% paint it and start fresh. 

Looking at a fourplex in Sacramento it’s fresh on the market at 800k.