Lots of the tight built 90s ones had/have mold issues. 

You have a tight grip on your finances and live below your means.Why not use the two strengths you've already built and add in the lowest-touch, easiest to repeat third skill of buying retail and house-hacking?

I've check with the county law and failure to reclaim property prior to deadline constitutes legal abandonment.

We have remained flat since last week, inventory is still as tight as a John Travolta Disco Shirt.

If you can't complete the Form by the deadline (although that deadline was extended to May 17 this year), then you have to file an extension using Form 4868 in order to include your Form 8824. 

Hold your GC accountable to deadlines early and often.

It would be tight for a couple and one kid.

OR be a very good sub trade working for high dollar jobs  Not blow and go rehabs on a very tight budget. 

You just have less time before your initial cap gains are due, since all QOZ investments require a Dec 2026 deadline for payment of cap gains on what you put into the fund.  

The numbers are tight at current rents (although we will always feel like we're winning since we are owner occupying the property and instead of paying rent to a landlord we will be paying very low monthly rent (to ourselves), if any, as well as benefitting from ~$1,000 per month in loan amortization and potential for appreciation).