It just adds a hurdle that with the right approach you can maneuver around it and prepare for it.

@Thomas CorleyI was giving the plan that we are prepared to stay in the SFH for 2 years to avoid cap. gains tax.

I prepared a draft purchase agreement that includes the following sections: property info, sales price, closing info and earnest money deposit, home inspection contingency, prorations of taxes and rent, risk of loss for damage during sale, possession when title transfers, closing contingent on clear title and no unpaid taxes or utilities, property sold "as-is," and transfer of rental documents and security deposit.  2.

Our investors receive K-1s prepared by a professional accountant.

They will conduct a test to determine the level of the leak and whether it's dangerous.

Hello,As though the pandemic wasn't enough with all the moratoriums Hurricane Ida surely has also impacted both the small and large multifamily investors and sometimes  the impact may not be immediate ,for example someone who was planning and preparing to sell his investment property may not be able to sell at the market value after the hurricane has damaged the property. 

If they just took the test and passed. 

We've had some negative trends and I want to be prepared if they can't correct course.

It will prepare you for the next-level stuff you are going to do.

Would it be better to get in now and get my feet wet in preparation for the market downturn or wait until the downturn to jump in?