So in effect, not only are we not building as many houses as we use to but we are building them bigger and there are less people per house.

I am all about tax strategy, but I don't follow how this effects the average RE investor?

What do you use to keep engaged with your network and keep them up to speed on what you're up to and vice versa?

Each state is different, in Indiana you must file an application by December 31st to be effective for current year. 

In an effort to learn from the 2008 recession banks have put into effect ways to work with people before foreclosing such as loan modification.

Whether or not it effects the sale will depend on you communicating this fact to agents and buyers.

The only thing that matters is trajectory of capital (netting in tax effects).  

It does not matter when that goes into effect so you could do the lease in a couple of years when you are ready to buy another property.  

Remember that there are some significant supply chain shortages in effect right now so depending on your exit strategy, it may lengthen your timeline if having to wait on certain materials, ie: higher end appliances/doors, etc. 

Hello Bigger Pocket users, Thanks for taking the time to engage in my post!