In order to invest in "qualified opportunity zone business property," a QOF must acquire tangible property after 12/31/17, use it in a trade or business, and, during substantially all the QOF's holding period of the property, substantially all the use of the tangible property must be in a QOZ. 

-----------> These are some of my "long-winded perks" that I promote in my listings.My "secret sauce" is a simple two-page "Rent-to-Own" agreement, plus a "Complimentary Payment Schedule", for the "Tenant-Buyer's" convenience and record-keeping.Here's a typical deal for me: Let's say, I obtained a batch of 1/4 acre lots from a bank (REOs) or bought a bunch of donated Habitat for Humanity parcels, ...all at good deals, ..."

There is another local group, but the owner heavily uses it as a source of self promotion to gain services, leads, Or sell his mentor program that is simply somebody paying big bucks to be his bird dog. 

He's easily making in $20-30M (with a few billion in assets) in yearly fees, etc, so he definitely has a strong financial incentive to promote certain economic ideas. 

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It was a cheap and easy option to get the down payment - However, a couple things we ran into:- while the interest rate was low AT FIRST, most become variable after the promotional period (if one at all).

For million dollar home area, yes it has an impact although it's not that tangible.

I would mention it here, but BP is strict about users promoting their services, even if it could be of value. 

Bud Crawford beat the pants off Errol Spence yesterday, a fight that was never going to be made because they worked under rival promoters.

The SEC’s complaint alleges that Motil promoted the investments on his website, inviting potential investors to “be a real estate investing badass!