My original document provider was well versed in all things 401k, but the gentlemen in charge of that department passed away.

The original underwriter of the loan had actually told me it was possibly worth it to refi after a year and pay the PPP because of there being 50K instant equity in the house- which if I am not mistaken, is the difference between the purchase price and the actual appraisal value?

I currently live in a senior and multigenerational community, original owners from 1980s, we have garden day once a month.

For example I was calling around 200 leads a day, around 170-180 answered out of 170-180 I got 5 leads that are willing to sell.

The answer is likely no.

The two areas that you should research are "1031 exchanges" and "step up in basis" This should answer your question.

Hey @Enos VazquezI'm originally from San Francisco, CA and started investing in 2021.

I have my answer!

If you're buying it with the intention of selling it then you kind of answered your own question.

While I'm more familiar with the Montana market, I'm always happy to connect and share insights or answer any specific questions you might have about this area.As for Arizona, I'm not as well-versed, but this platform is full of knowledgeable members who might be able to help.