The problem is that these bad guys are always going to exist, it's like trying to kill ants during a really hot/dry season, there are just more and more of them, and while we need to stand up to them to a certain extent, I personally don't want to give them too much of my bandwidth, I feel the world needs our talents doing the stuff we are good at.Yeah that’s the best advice, move on and spend as little time as possible on them.

Numbers to come.Motivation in moving is the reason this all came about: our daughter is 3 and goes to Kindergarten Spring 2025, 2nd baby due September 2024.

I'd contact them have them arrange to have someone come out and move the contents into storage so you can get possession of the place. 

(The tax has been deferred, not eliminated.)Some people have been know to avoid this by...Dying while still owning the last property (capital gains and depreciation recapture go away.)Moving in to the last property as their primary AFTER it no longer functions as a rental.

I'm here to agree with ShawnYour best move right now is to joint venture with an experienced rehabber in your area.

I am stationed in Texas, but will be moving to Nevada in about 8 months.

Going over the declaration page is indeed important to understand the extent of coverage and make the right choices moving forward.I appreciate your well wishes and understanding, and I will certainly share more about the experience once I return.

I lived in Lancaster when I first moved to California!

That's all manual labor because you cant get an excavator under the house, unless you have room to move the house into he backyard.

Check out companies like Prypco for those opportunities.Finding a mentor is also a smart move!