This would take some significant thinking - and maybe wait to see if 199A will actually be around past the end of 2025.All of these (except the 199A) are tax deferral strategies - it is accelerating deductions now for tax savings now, for less deductions and more taxes later.

By doing this, you put the least amount of money down to buy it (can be as low as 3.5%).

Basically they are a type of insurance and insurance companies make HUGE profits because they pay out MUCH LESS than they take in meaning that over the long term you will lose money with them.

That money is at risk if you don't actually complete the purchase. 

Hi Bigger Pockets Forums, I've been saving up money from my full time job to invest in real estate.

No Soft money is due to lock it up? 

Land Flipping is what I Love to do with my own money with New Construction SFR Homes. 

I’m aware that getting money back is less likely, but I’d like to report them and put it on their record.

I got the vibes that I was wasting their time or that I would not have the money to provide their commission. 

(To determine how much money you would have to borrow at today’s higher interest rates.)I’m guessing you should probably stay put unless you have a chance to take the tax free sec-121 money then MAYBE it makes sense.