I guess I've been over reactioning to the effect soft hits have.

It will effect transactions all over the country. 

This will lead you to secondary and tertiary markets to find deals, which lead to additional operational challenges if you don't have an appropriate asset management strategy designed for smaller markets.  

Hi, The homeowner, thru no fault of yours, is effectively being "demoted" to tenant.  

Good insurance is far more effective.

So you are saying that if this is my primary residence (which indeed it is and I could see myself living there for the next 10-20 years if not longer), it is probably best not to report remodeling costs ($50K) on my tax returns (as its effect on the overall adjusted cost basis of the property will depreciate to zero over 10-20 years) -- and that if I did, it would just be a hassle as it could open me up for an audit by the IRS?

Bcuz you'll have to give notice with dates when rules will take effect.  

A tenant would be happy to know that their landlord is attending to a problem bfore it negatively effects their home.BG

I work in Planning, Design and Construction and Facilities Management at a local hospital and have a Masters degree in Construction Management from Arizona State University (Go Sun Devils). 

We believe that its not about some other software system, or this brand new strategy, rather its effective deal analysis so you don't loose money, aggressive marketing to bring the deal flow in, and systemization so in a reasonable period of time you can actually have freedom even while flipping 6-12 properties per year.Getting your license isn't free, nor is going through our education.