A high income professional can have material participation in year one of the construction phase of a STVR but be unable to materially participate in the following years during the management and operations phase.

They are definitely not made with the quality of materials as that of your conventionally built home, other than the drywall material.They are homes built for people on a budget and you get what you pay for no matter what it is you buy.

Doesn't matter what material stuff like numbers in a bank account you have.

I have labor and materials warranty, the roof is less than a year old.

Time and effort expended by the taxpayer in promoting sales5.

You had a water leak, and removed the materials but from the sound of this, you have a mold/mildew problem, and need to address this before sale.Otherwise you knowingly passed on a problem.This must be eradicated or you may well have a legal issue on your hands as well.

and the time to get through the material..

They price our materials for all of our Flips, and we are utilizing very high quality products at discounts of 15% to 25% from retail.

Sounds like that's what is being promoted again for RE Investors.

I've heard some investors talk about paying for the first week's worth of materials and work, then laying out other milestones after that.