Dive a bit deeper in AirDna and understand Top 10% performers2.

@Erin Auman I have many perceived fears that I know probably really dont exist and some that need to be overcome thru training.. for example: fear of an impromptu public speech ,fear of deep waters (a legit fear) ,fear of making a big financial mistake etc...but I have been watching lots of youtube videos,motivational speeches and just showing up and taking tiny consistent steps towards the goal seems to be a good compromise between not taking any action action at all.

I recommend that you have the house professionally deep cleaned to remove any traces that still might be present. 

@Jill CurranJill, I think you need to go back to your accountant for a deep convo.You're conflating the passive activity loss rules (IRC Sec 469) with the brand new 20% QBI deduction (IRC Sec 199A).Either one of the following is happening:(1) Your accountant is confused by what you're asking is giving you the answer to a question you haven't asked.(2) Your accountant isn't taking the time to explain things clearly and make sure you're both on the same page.(3) Your accountant is lacking in some areas of tax law.A deep and long convo should clear everything up or give you the confidence to switch accountants if your current one can't get you comfortable and explain the passive activity loss rules in layman's terms.

Now that you know a little about me, I'll just dive right into to my situation and any advice would be extremely helpful!

I wouldn't dive too deep into the macro data.

I think deep down, I knew what to do but needed to hear it from others.

Before diving in, consider that every lender has their own rules and that some of these statements are true for some lenders, not true for others.

Thank you, I will definitely dive into the forums.

We are over 400 doors deep in Indy...