I am active duty military from OKC and just recently got stationed back here.  

So for the rehab, the plan is to replace all of the major components of the home: New HVAC unit (with additional duct work), new roof, new pool equipment, and an expansion of the driveway.Smaller items will be to redo all of the bathrooms, frame up walls to split the home in 2, and a new kitchen in the studio.Final Thoughts:    I hope everyone enjoyed this original post.

I encourage you to read this article it gives you a good insight into what exactly CapEx is and what items to consider.

There are various other repairs, maintenance, capex items, etc. that need to be considered as well.

For tenant-facing items, I would prefer to not use my own name.

Hello,I have been renting out rooms in the primary house I have been living in, however I am thinking of renting out the entire house and move to my second home which is currently being renovated to make things a little easy for me.Since I have never rented out entire house to families, I am looking for some do's and don'ts perhaps if there is a checklist of items I should go through prior to renting out the house.

@Andrey Y.QBI / QBID was new in 2018.They actually made some changes in 2019 relating to line 20 Box Z on the K-1 from 2018 to 2019.So make sure to take a look at the instructions to the line items before inputting them into the software.

Before I go further I'd like to ask that this discussion thread be strictly for uplifting and to help raise a generation of financially aware airmen, corpsman, sailors, and soldiers.My favorite stories I've heard on the BiggerPockets podcasts are when military members take advantage of each time they get stationed to a new part of the world and decide to invest there in those communities. 

It is based on a common "basket of goods" and if you look at those items they include it is made up of weird things that don't resemble my life at all.

The ban, which also prohibited advertising of rental opportunities during the duration of the order, includes an exception allowing vacation rentals for military, emergency and health workers.The executive order was set to expire, but the governor last week extended the vacation-rental ban indefinitely