@Scott SmithYou have the option of creating an qualified opportunity fund and investing in the qualified opportunity zones.There are strict rules on where you can invest in and how much improvements you need to make to the investment property.

Any AP plan would be tiered and create multiple hurdles.

What would you factor in creating a win-win situation for yourself and the GC?

So much so that I wrote a lengthy review of our experience and created a website.

The hot housing market has created more of a challenge to find properties but it can still be done.

@Alicia JohnsonThe answer is maybe, as you probably expected.As far as how hard it would be to prove - remember that the IRS requires a detailed time log, created as you go (as opposed to reconstruction during the audit).

What I wrote above does not create an attorney/client relationship between us.

Never use leverage to create a bigger portfolio that gets you more equity and profit?

I decided to switch back to Google Sheets simply because Airtable falls short when it comes to complex features.Google also just bought this platform called AppSheet, which just base off your Google Sheet and creates cross-platform apps so you can get all that fancy features from AirTable without having to leave the Google ecosystem.

I'm talking about creating a partnership with my sweetheart.