Here is one situation where I could think buying multiple condos could be interesting: if they are contained in a single (separate) building.

I would do a mix of traditional vlog style videos for the majority of your content which show your progress with some focused self-contained videos mixed in to help with discovery. 

The OM is over 49 pages long and contains return calculations; however,  what I did not take into account was a disposition plan...GREAT advice. 

I am wondering if there are any investors/builders/interested parties from China that know about companies abroad making container homes that they ship to countries like Haiti.

You should have the contract contain the contingency clauses you want.

I hope you don't mind a followup question as I am still getting some conflicting info.You both wrote that I will not qualify for the full $500k in my situation.However, I have seen some articles that I say that since the apartment was originally my Primary Residence for many years (in my case it was my primary residence for 7 years) before I converted it to a rental, that I would still be able to take the full $500k deducsion (as long as I make it my primary residence again for 2 our of 5 years).For example, 1 article on the Journal of Accountacy web site (https://www.journalofaccountancy.com/issues/2008/dec/newtreatmentforsecondhomeproceeds.html) wrote: "The new rules to 121 contain two exceptions.

Fortunately in my case the fire was contained to one bedroom and it looks like there's not a lot of damage to the framing, attic, or roof.  

@Courtney HebertIn all likelihood, your current 401k contains tax-deferred or "traditional" funds.  

This list would contain the zip code and corresponding name of the municipality, and a breakdown of the number of SFRs.

Thanks Jared, Awesome post, it contains a lot of educational nuggets for investors to take away and consider for their next project.