The cost of construction gets added to the home basisIs there anything I'm missing?

Sometimes PMs own repair/construction companies that they can tack on additional costs with.

Hey @Braden Just,MK3 Construction handles rental property renovations, not sure about the historical tax credit piece though. 

Hi Justin, I work in the area doing remodels and new construction for investors and private clients as well.

They are located down the street from each other and are of similar size and construction.

I have a full time job in the commercial construction industry.

Federal Fair Housing Act says: In buildings with four or more dwelling units and at least one elevator, all dwelling units and all public and common use areas are subject to the Act’s design and construction requirements.

I'm a contractor and own a construction business, but am located in North Jersey.

My understanding if you owned the home and sold, even if it was given to you, you aren't eligible.https://www.fin.gov.on.ca/en/bulletins/ltt/1_2008.htmlRequirements to qualify for the refundTo qualify for a refund: The purchaser must be at least 18 years old.The purchaser must occupy the home as their principal residence within nine months of the date of transfer.The purchaser cannot have ever owned an eligible home, or an interest in an eligible home, anywhere in the world, at any time.If the purchaser entered into an agreement of purchase and sale before December 14, 2007, the home must be a newly constructed home and the purchaser must be eligible for the Tarion New Home Warranty.If the purchaser has a spouse, the spouse cannot have owned an eligible home, or had any ownership interest in an eligible home, anywhere in the world, while he or she was the purchaser's spouse.

It is specifically for properties under construction/renovations....has less exclusions than a vacant policy, and usually cheaper.