You'll see an increase in lead qualify with semi-broad interest targeting.No, I don't think this is 100% accurate.  

IF (big "IF" is not a typo) all your numbers are fully and accurately rolled up into NOI, then we still need to know about your debt coverage.CapRate 12-15% sounds impressive, but we'll see if the numbers bear it out.Also, how much is it really worth, today, as it sits?  

Also on another topic, i highly doubt the homestead exemption is the same set of rules in 1 year.All that being said, to be clear, you think that taking roughly $130k now would be better than gambling that in 20 years, i could take $700k?

Location would be accurately classified as a D location.  

@Zachery PottsAs @Jake Hottenrott pointed out, an accurate answer requires a case-by-case analysis.However, as a rule of thumb, house hacking and being a passive investor in MF deals is unlikely to increase your taxes, so no prepayment is necessary.

I'm sure the accurate "legal" answer is a resounding "no!" 

What is important is that the tax returns reflect everything accurately.

My question is how do you get a list that is accurate and ready to be worked. 

Be as accurate as possible when presenting these numbers.

If their is no cash flow then you are just gambling and it’s all just wishful thinking of the uncertainty of the future.