This is good for economy and spending but bad for housing affordability because that many more people add to the housing requirements. 

It turns out they are and the guest requires them to remind her to take medical treatments.

For example, FHA loans allow for a really low down payment where others required a lot more. - It really is personal preference - everyone has their own "this is the best market."

Most jurisdictions require a GC if you're not the owner, and on a new build you'll need someone to be there for inspections, etc. which if you're flipping without a permit you probably haven't encountered that.

San Diego has some spotty regs here and there plus it requires a permit of which there are waiting lists.https://www.sandiego.gov/treasurer/short-term-residential-oc...Check the address against the zoning and read those regs to make sure you can do it at that location.

Open to developing the land myself, but in most cases that would require finding a partner, so I'm prioritizing zero-to-low cost options.Recent fee appraisal puts value around $140k.

If I choose no, it says "Since you didn't try to rent the property at all in 2023, it's not considered a rental" and to delete the property from my return.From what I can find, IRS Publication 527 does not mention advertising/trying to rent the property as a requirement.

Purchase price: $1,360,000 Cash invested: $500,000 1BR 1BA with outdoor patio and water views in Manhattan's beloved West Village What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

I don't really want to tread water, or worse go backwards.

I imagine that requires skill and experience.