You can do this once every two years.So one option would be to sell that property tax free and get those chips off the table.  

We also have meetups in Long Beach, Thousand Oaks, and somewhere else in the valley.

Have an inspector come in and show you wants need to be done in order to pass (no chipping paint inside, outside addressed properly).

As a local flipper and agent here in Sacramento I can definitely attest to the growth the city (and area has a whole) as far as "up and coming" areas I would suggest considering West Sac, North Natomas, Fair Oaks, Citrus Heights, Arden-Arcade!

It was a 1978 house with dark oak, orange carpet in the kitchen, 7 layers of wallpaper etc.

I've been a long-time reader/listener of BP content, which has helped me get started on my real estate journey, but I'm looking to get to the next level & to scale.I am based out of Metro Detroit (Royal Oak) and own a handful of properties so far, which consists of a mix of single family homes & multi-family properties.

At this time I've raised the rent roll to $42,000/month.Current Bank Debt5 year fixed rate term @ 4.25% 25 year amortization with maturity date of January 2027Net Cash flow after debt service $174,520.00 Loss to lease $5,104.00/month (will chip away at this on a monthly basis)Agency debt refi (freedie)Cash out $730,000.00 and own 1 outlier 4 unit free and clear (value of outlier $450,000.00)10 year fixed rate term @ 5.85% 30 year amortizationNet cash flow after debt service including the paid off 4 unit $104,137.16Loss to lease $5,104.00/month (will chip away at this on a monthly basis)Looking for some input from other multifamily investors.Thank you!

If all the chips fell into place before then I think I would take the chance though lol.

I just purchased my first property for a house hack in Royal Oak, Michigan.

I am closing escrow on a duplex in Oak Park next week and I plan on self managing.