I've extensively looked into tiny homes for many years and had plans to build a tiny home community but it's my opinion that it's a novelty at this stage until zoning and costs come down.

I have extensive knowledge in general contracting and construction.  

I have extensive knowledge in general contracting and construction.

Recently, I have been faced with a situation where I listed my home for sale and the buyer asked for an extension because they changed lenders.

The value being added to the home is extensive, first a complete full gut of the interior, all mechanicals + cosmetics.

This interview is an extensive 60-90 minute walk through their occupational and personal history to really get to know who they are by asking questions that dig deeper into who they are in multiple situations.

I like boring ones for example a SFH in the suburbs of Nashville or Kansas City, 3/2.5/1750/ 2000 built, good schools rented to a family w/ 2 kids and a dog . . . .truly the American Dream.I'm staying away from older, smaller in sketchy parts of town that on paper are cash cows but in reality . . . not.To me boring real estate means you can live in LA, own one or more in KC, use a good property manager (not all are bad/jerks/crocks) rent out, still experience typical and minimal rental/house issues (yes, you will have them I promise) but at least encounter them less frequent.Couple of things to know about this type of investing:relatively low riskrelatively for real estate a more liquid assetonce you buy and see how it works and build some confidence - easy to duplicatedoesn't require extensive experienceif done correctly can be done in the background of your life, ie you don't need to be actively present on a daily/weekly basis. 

Most--if not all--properties, especially now, in that budget will require extensive work immediately or very soon down the line.Can I ask why you wouldn't want to finance and potentially purchase two properties, or at least a second one sooner?

The return with the Form 8996 must be filed timely, taking extensions into account."

@Sean McKee do have a link to information about this extension that you're referring to?