In this case, since you subdivided the land into two parcels, you would allocate half of the total cost to each parcel.

Live in it for a year or two, move out, rent the remaining room you lived in, and buy a new place to repeat the process.

This is a smart bunch so any sources or even logical approaches as to how one might find these numbers via research would be greatly appreciated :)I've done two separate top-down analysis based on census data, IRS data, and surveys, but those differ quite bit. 

By draw schedule I mean you complete the first 1/3 of the rehab, then they reimburse you for that completion, and repeat for the next two faces of the rehab.

Took about two to three months to rehab, and about 3 months to sell.

Two of them are in the same city and I rent them out now. 

End of the day, RE is a relationship game, the tools are just there to help you focus on building relationships more efficiently.

Or they sign #2 as well and now they have two valid contracts and both buyers want to perform. 

Adding a bedroom or two is much cheaper per sq/ft than kitchens and baths.

Two incidents of thefts from my rehabs was a no-brainer to get the WI/FI which is nominal to me calling the police, informing the insurance company only to be told (whatever) wasn't covered, and of course my deductible is $1000.