What @Tim Baldwin said.Otherwise, spend some time figuring out how to edit your existing lease to make it MTM.FYI - our company lease is setup to be ANY lease length by just modifying the lease term.

I'm a big fan of the Yukon Solo Stove with stainless steel lid, which turns into a legit coffee table when not being used for fire - it isn't the cheapest set-up in the world, but the one I put into one of my LTR properties 3 years ago still looks nearly brand new, and was a huge selling point when I was getting it leased out.  

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I've gotten the current infill lots by word of mouth, wholesalers, and people coming up to the build site asking if we'd like to buy their lots.

You compromised your lendability by taking write-offs to show you didn't make much so in a bank's eyes, you didn't make much.Any alternatives that are come here (sub to, seller finance) aren't realistic for a regular home buyer.

After Browsing through many discussions that pricked my interest one stood out among the rest and that was "The 5 Biggest Mistakes New Investors Are Making Here In The Forums" by @Jonathan Greenewhere he wrote about1.

You will have a mismatch between depreciation allowed from the federal & state level for the entire life of the property which can create some added administrative burden for some.Just in case there is confusion by the way, you are still allowed to take bonus depreciation under your federal return, just not for the state of Connecticut (among some others if others are reading.

I am looking to start investing myself by purchasing a primary residence and then converting to LTR after 1-2 years.

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