I've got another blog post written that is basically a list of things you may not need. 

@Tyler Underdahl thanks for posting. 

It's probably relevant to disclose we have only owned 2 inland properties and are NOT experts at this, but appreciate your guidance and knowledge sharing. :)Potential Markets:Gulf Shores, ALCorolla, NCRockaway Beach, ORMyrtle Beach, SCCharleston, SCPort Aransas, TXOcean Shores, WA** I assume the California coastline is not cost-effective, I never see it on a list of recommended vacation rental.** We love and have connections to Hilton Head Island, SC but know it is hostile to STRs.** Slight bias against Florida due to anticipated stress and anxiety of watching a hurricane hit your vacation home annually, ha.

Those who connect back should then be exposed to your frequent value-adding posts and could result in fruitful relationships.I only recently started to post more but my formula is to think of something interesting in the industry, find a reputable source for an article on the topic, write some text for how Midas Touch is learning from or applying the topic to our investing, and post it.

Current water lien law may not be relevant since you bought before 36-60-17 was amended to include that limitation.What does local law say about lien duration for water? 

Post bond & pass both tests.

@Jonathan Greene is in Morris county and post content northern NJ specific, follow his YouTube channel.

You're not the first to post about this on these forums, and I'm sure you won't be the last.

Quote from @Michael Plaks: Your math is off, it's much more complicated then that, but the idea described can basically accomplish what you want.Here's how I came up with it:*Assumed sale happens in 2027*Assume 2018 tax changes are NOT extended*Adjust all brackets from 2017 to 2027 using IRS inflation from 2017-2024 and 2% thereafterNumbers are a little different as I posted some rough calculations.  

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