It doesn't eliminate the risk but at least anticipates the scenario.   

I have the title of occupancy and can move in faster than anticipated.

Biggest issue is the tax, its much higher than anticipated 50k as w depreciation recapture is 81k after i paid 5800 transfer tax at closing.. so thats a BIG problem and i want to make sure i pay minimum on that - use 10-20k upgrades i put in prior to selling, max out LLC this year to write all expenses off from it etc. - Any advice on how to offset that 80k tax?

(see graphic) I don't expect the next two years you will see much rent growth in Austin.In the many cities in which we've invested, we have seen this supply / demand interaction play out in cycles.

Belief is they want freedom of interaction in their experience.

@John S.I have bought a few over the years, but have never detected a pattern in their system as there appears to be much more Asset Manager/Agent interaction with the Ocwen process

If the permit office contacts you with any questions or requests, respond as quickly as possible to avoid any delays.Be courteous and respectful when interacting with the permit office staff.

Rentals have also shot up like crazy so I anticipate much more as the years go.I have been studying BRRRR and leveraging debt but this case is different.Would it be in my best interest to pay back the loan asap or just make the monthly payments and start saving my extra cash for my first BRRRR in the states. 

I'm looking forward to learn and interact with the community.  

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