@Tiffany DixonThe 90-day rule, related to FHA seasoning requirements, requires a property to be owned by the seller for at least 90 days before it can be sold to a buyer using an FHA loan.

We lived in what remained of an old coal mining town. 

@Tyler SpeelmanNot an accountantIt’s my understanding you are just deferring taxes till you sell.

I've read a lot of people will buy a property as an STR, put it into service then do a cost seg.

I just did one for an entity I created this year.

A link to FilePlace is at the bottom of every page, so it is easy to find.If you have technical issues, send an email to [email protected] and someone will help you.

As a real estate broker here in South Florida, I have recently observed a noticeable trend in the real estate market: an uptick in what many are referring to as "Price Improvements" on property listings.

If you are an experienced spec home builder, do you have any advice you can give me?

Going forward, I would make sure whomever I use as an agent it able to explain things so that I understand them REALLY well.

In that respect there are formulas to be mindful of and you should think like the lender when you are analyzing your purchases.At the same time there’s no hard and fast rules or formulas an investor should rely on when underwriting their rental properties.