You can guess based on last year and add or subtract any changes, but that too comes with issues.

There is of course taking into account the area and if it is getting some life pumped back into it, sure you might have a builder or buyer wanting to put a house on it.I would love to hear from anyone with experience on holding on to an empty lot and just taking the hit on the taxes until you can sell for a large price. 

Former Physical Therapist Assistant for 14 years and changed careers to driving a semi truck for the past 3 years in the Eastern region.   

I also looked at platforms like Mashvisor for finding and analyzing potential properties but would love to hear if anyone has experience with these or other tools.I would greatly appreciate any insights, experiences, or advice you can share, especially:Recommendations on specific cities or neighborhoods that meet these criteriaTips on managing properties remotelyThoughts on using platforms like Mashvisor for property analysisIf this idea would make sense to doThank you in advance for your help!

@Dylan TiernanI became a Real Estate Agent later in life.

Hey @Madhur Mehta - Typically, I like to rely on the motto "The numbers don't lie" - however there is still the time and effort of making the change. 

., you sell your investment), you may be able to use any remaining suspended passive losses to offset other forms of income, including non-passive income like W-2 income.It's important to note that tax laws and regulations can be complex, and the treatment of passive losses can vary based on individual circumstances and changes in tax laws.

You don't have to live there for 2 years, because you moved due to job change.

The last 30 days the big boy's tones have changed.

I changed the ownership to joint tenancy with my husband in 2019.