I personally think it's one of the best in the country right now.

I attended a XGIMI release in Seattle last fall on a special invite and they gave me this for reviewing.

However, I’d think most contracts have a deadline for performance where you can then terminate and get your earnest money deposit back and move on.

Look at real estate professional status closely, this area of the tax code(section 469) is where I think If you worked with the right real estate-focused accountant you could save 100s of thousands of dollars. 

Things I’m thinking about is capital gains on sale, avoiding high property tax on duplex b/c the ones that are available are new builds.

Do you dislike your current property or think you could do better with a different investment?

Think of everything.

Read your insurance policy before making a claim as I think most do not cover long-term damage especially if it could be easily found and mitigated.

Why do you think the SEC is investigating this if it was all perfectly legitimate?

If a lender saves you $200/month on the payment but you spend an extra $8k in fees, you didn't get the terms you think.