After All of my monthly expenses (mortgage, maintenance, utilities, allowances, food...etc) my net income is 3k, which I funnel into my savings as of now until its full funded.I also have $33k in my 403b.

Next year, in Jan/Feb, the new value which is actual value seen during valuation and thereafter I have to pay taxes on full value of home.Is this totally true?

It's why I have folders full of all the letters sent to get this fixed.I found out my credit was trashed when I got a lien placed on me by the IRS in a state that I've never lived, never worked, never really traveled to.

I’v also corrected floors that sag/ have bad skewing with micro lam -lvl’s in the basement/1st floor and/or reshimmed entire floors in a room that was sagging during a full renovation

If so should I do a full rehab or just enough to make it rentable.

I quit my full time accounting job at the beginning of this year to focus full time on real estate and my mortgage brokerage, and I’m not looking back. 

@Matt Said if this is your personal residence, you might not have to pay taxes on the full amount after selling if you have lived there for 2 years.

Mainly:- new appliances- privacy fence - new floors - conversion from 0.5 bath to full bath - new doors and trimI don’t know what’s too far and I guess it’ll depend on the market in my area.

You must use a licensed contractor for all the work the bank funds, which requires full permits and using this contractor is going to be expensive.

Is anybody in Evansville leasing full time??