Anyone who ever got a house trashed in a couple months for 15k damage knows what I mean.Covid did a number on many investors here in Milwaukee.

Here are some key points to consider:1.

There is a great group of members on here to connect with.

Also, for people claiming insurance here, I would strongly suggest against it unless you cannot come up with the funds to pay for this repair.

I invest here in Columbus, Ohio and I can help refer you the CORE 4 that you need: Agent, PM, Contractor, and Attorney.

Here are some tips and considerations to help you along the way:The real estate market in Austin is renowned for its vibrancy.

Here's my concerns:Based on down payment and closing costs I would have to pull from retirement accounts to make this happen.

Primarily this applies to when one took bonus depreciation on land improvements, or in the case of nonresidential property, qualified improvement property.The one type of depreciation recapture you can defer with an installment sale is "1250 unrecapture" - this is that typical 25% depreciation recapture rate that you think of, which is the depreciation recapture on the straight line building and/or straight line depreciation on something like the previously mentioned land improvements or qualified improvement property.Allocation of the sales price is incredibly important here. 

I'm kind of dumbfounded here.

Zoning - There is a whole template in the STR Handbook (too large to post here) that will let you know what your house zoning means, and what the requirements are for your zoning (parking, etc).