There are those who maintain that your recognition of gain begins with depreciation recapture.  

I rehabbed and rented out the house but still maintain control of the large garage for my own use.

If I get raises in line with what my coworkers have gotten while maintaining the same expenses, I can expect to have the money by age 32, just 6 years away.  

I went to the city recorder and had the address officially changed to the street with better curb appeal (better maintained neighbor buildings).

My concern is having too many park owned homes that we have to maintain.

We're not in dire straights by any means but if we decide to keep the building i need to be able to take money out of it to do the repairs and I want to do it in the most optimal way as far as risk is concerned.

Plus you can add the "Historic" marker to the house, provided you maintain their standards. 

Took freshmen year of college off from working because I was worried about maintaining my scholarship's gpa but worked in the school's post office and daycare other years.

We were able to maintain over 80% occupancy and a very competitive rate throughout the Summer.

When I bought them the Rent to home value was 1.0%+ but since the market has risen the rents are not keeping up to maintain the 1% rule.