I was able to pull that back out eventually to get my $12k back, and then move onto the next one!

Hello,I've been searching for the answer to this question, but can't seem to find a solid answer - looking for a CPA who knows.I purchased a SFH in 2014 with the intent to rent it out (which I have) and eventually tear it down and build a home on the lot for my personal residence. 

It was slow at first, but the more it improved the more desirable it became, and eventually It turned into a land gold mine that today that is some of the most expensive real estate in LA. 

This is a goal I'll eventually develop.

I'm just in the research and learning stages, but I've heard a lot about the eventual need for buy-and-hold investors to contact many different people: lendors, realtors, contractors, lawyers, property management companies, and others.At what stages of the process, from initial research to becoming a landlord, do all of the members of your eventual team come into play?

Id love to hear what you eventually chose to do.

It seems like your income is at an increased level, but now you need to start building in more passive growth so eventually you can retire.  

As an entrepreneur, you have to understand the truth or, eventually, it will catch up with you.

I eventually got a refund for the overcharges. 

I’m working to understand the benefits of doing so, but also the long term impacts as I plan to rent out the home I live in eventually, but not sure of the best approach.