Certainly your guess won’t stand up in tax court.

Particularly if you're coal is to actually move into investment hold property.A couple of options that come to mind that clients have done over time.1.

You actually do NOT want a loan that will not be sold into the secondary market.

Rehab must cost more than the purchase of the building.This was a layman's interpretation of the actual rule which is:The qualified rehabilitation expenditures exceed the greater ofThe adjusted basis of the building (and its structural components), or$5,0002.

Looking into single family houses or multifamily, as there is an actual land that you own and potentially build ADU/DADU in the foreseeable future.

Hey Allison, we actually do offer a mobile app for landlords! 

I actually bought them for my personal home because we have a new born and didn't want him to get tangled once he starts crawling.

And again, it's actually more expensive per/lb, and it’s not really food fit for human consumption.

I originally came from the consumer finance and "B, C, and D Lending" (now non-QM), then migrated to commercial banking before focusing on real estate investors (we don't like to say "hard money")...so I actually have a lot of experience in what you're trying to do.

If you plan to continue working in houses like this, yes, it's worth developing this skill.Look online for how to use oxalic acid and peroxide cream developer to lighten floors, the actual technique you'll use.