@Jesse KindraHave you been busy with the administrative aspects of the rehab?

There are a lot of inbred mindsets that do nothing to aid progress.Although I'm new to the RE business, I have over 40 years of multinational sales and marketing management background in the information technology and oilfield equipment and services business. 

I'm interested in so many aspects about it and I just got my first rental property rehab underway. 

There is a thread here in BP about PM Software Platforms, I think it's in the "Real Estate Technology and the Internet" Forum.

@Gino Barbaro True in all aspects of this business and in life.

If everything is dependent on one industry (govt, oil, technology), a investor is more susceptible to downturns (i.e.

They also are big into the electrical and plumbing aspect so good to work on those first.

I think new construction takes a vast amount of knowledge on a multitude of different aspects compared to rehabbing-depending on your area and market and what you're building.  

I will discuss just 1 aspect - the opportunity. 

I can see a law like this coming into place but the lawmakers are not considering every aspect of how the law will effect the community if they apply it to every one.If a 25% flipping tax applies in every situation then dilapidated houses are going to stay that way with no one that is motivated to renovate them.