Stock investments using margin would be another example that comes to mind.In some cases, owner financing can trigger UDFI tax even with real estate but these cases are the exception rather than the rule.

BUT - you have to be prepared to pull the trigger right away.

Often adding a downspout extension to direct the water from the gutters away from the house will help and is easy to do.For the moisture, they should do whatever they can to dry it out quickly. 

However, you can keep recycling your money, whereas generally people who are getting those higher cash flow-year-olds have to leave more of their money in the deal, and usually they run out of steam once the money dries up

I had rather been hoping everything would be dry, since there has been no water for a year, but no such luck. 1/4 can of Febreeze and holding my breath gave me enough time to sprinkle 1/2 box of Ridex septic treatment into the bowl of the toilet.

If I do it this way, would that trigger something with the IRS?

What is your strategy for when you can pull the trigger on your next investment?

WHO you want to invest with - find a good TK that you can trust...go see them...meet the team, make sure all the documentation is in place before pulling the trigger.  3rd party inspections can go a long way to ensuring you've got a good property that will perform for a long time.

If you say 'YES' to all of these questions, I think it is time to pull the trigger.

I would have thought your mention of me would have trigger a notification.