Sec. 1.461-1(a)(3) contains similar "should" language with respect to amended returns and the discovery of erroneous deductions taken in prior years.

Yes, I'd probably pay a premium for the luxury of a less intense rehab, but as a novice real estate investor, I would rather err on the side of "newer" homes than early 20th century.Do you disagree or have other thoughts?

In this event I wasn't upset, I know the appraisal is erroneously low.

First, don't even think about what anyone said above me, not that they are wrong,  and most have solid advice, but the tips given start of from a completely erroneous perspective.

@Leo Arta I would ask for, and possibly require, whatever it is that you want the TK provider to fix so that you feel comfortable with the property.This TK company may be reputable but I would always err on the side of making sure that everything is done properly.

Depends, but I'd err on making your first move and house hacking it.

Motivation needs to come from a better place that platitudes, especially erroneous ones.

Did you perhaps make an erroneous statement and are now trying to justify it but are in reality digging deeper into a position that makes no sense?

Therefore reading something on BP or taking advice from someone outside Texas on that subject would be invalid if not erroneous in same regards.

They erroneously believe since it is "their" HOA, they can do whatever they want.