CPAs that really know the back and front of not only fix and flip but investing write offs/tax liability. 

To get the tax benefits of a live in flip you would have to live there for two years. 

Just make sure to familiarize yourself with how Texas taxes work. 

Our mortgage payments started at $2300, but due to increasing property taxes and insurance, they have alarmingly risen to just under $3300.

Now you have a brand new property that has no mortgage, rents for $2,000 a month with $300 a month in taxes, insurance ect…profit $1,700 a month.

After two years I understand for tax purposes I sell it as a rental.

So true, and any aggregated list of all of the various fund options will need to some serious disclaimers about investor due diligence & liability.  

Im in NJ, but not sure it's the right market for me due to very high taxes and cost of houses. 

Heck, you gotta pay taxes on it too, and you also run the risk of the unforeseen and problems along the way with a rehab.Lets see, I paid my fees and got back on MLS last May, and signed up for Privy.

I'm trying to learn more about capital gains tax when selling a rehabbed home or refinancing for the equity.