Don't think that you will not be able to sell it based on its current condition.

From what I hear on the recent podcast 710 it's a great alternative to short-term rentals but a lot of leg work to get licensed and set up. 

The voucher amount is based on factors such as the applicant's income and dependents so not everyone has the same voucher amount.

I invest in central Wisconsin and the only reason I don't do more is I can't find deals (even here, the market is hot) I exited because it's already profitable more than 50% from my base investment.

Personally, based on the demand for CPA services in my area with any level of specialty, $750 is fairly low. 

Wow, @Cory Bagby great mentions for all the relevant podcasts!

Did negotiate based on condition of house, work needed.

Or, is it based off of the total profit from the house flips before deductions, which is what I believe my CPA had done?

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