Everything was labeled correctly and helped to guide me learning to live there.

Who cares what the label says? 

This is no different than a baker using $1 of ingredients to make and sell a $4 chocolate chip cookie.You can only flip so many houses, so the ability to scale is based on your time and energy.

As soon as you change the property to a rental, you need to contact your property tax office and label it as non-owner occupied.

Lots of ingredients in this soup. 

I always say in business, language and persuasion are two very important ingredients needed to be really successful.

Why even label and name the different sections of the forums when no one cares to use these labels?!

@Nicholas WecksteinEveryone has their own criteria they seem to use to label neighborhoods and I’m no different .Here’s a general way I think of the letter coding A - fine hIgh end homes no rentals a great place to raise a family upper IncoMe folks often gated community and most people are driving expensive newer cars B- nice houses with good landscaping.typical suburban famIly homes some rentals here and there no boarded up houses or rift raft walking around You’d raise your family here and feel safe virtually no crime nice cars good blue collar working class C- even split of rentals and home owners some crime older cars some boarded up houses sporadic crime people tend to stay indoors at night youd be sure to lock your house and car here most houses are older and many need repaired D- Lots of dilapidated houses and the ones livable look to need repaired .

Can I itemize/label/categorize this money so the IRS knows this is for a rainy day?  

https://selling-guide.fanniemae.com/Content-Management-Labels/Guide-FM-com/1799667111/COVID-19-FAQs-Underwriting-General-05-05-2020.htmDoes the lender need to consider a Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loan when analyzing a self-employed borrower?