Getting a 60-100-year-old, beat-up wood floor to look even close to new-ish takes an immense amount of work and access to some pretty serious (and heavy) 240v flooring belt or drum sanders that cost a lot to own or rent and take some skill to operate well.

No reduction in the deferred gain applies for investments in QO Funds made after 2021.A QO Fund is an investment vehicle organized as a corporation or partnership for the purpose of investing in Qualified Opportunity Zone Property (QOZP) and which satisfies an Asset Test.

There are ways to have it grow in one vehicle while using it to finance your rental property too.

Can anyone clarify for certain as I have heard if I do buy a lesser value house I would be hit with heavy taxes also.

Except its a heavy renovation, and its a conforming duplex.

You just have to be careful to not overdose on the vacation, either.When I am in the middle of a heavy rehab I find skipping a weekend in a non-crucial time period is essential to keep me from losing my own mind.

I sold a couple vehicles which happened to be my hobby at the time and put 3.5% down.

We also market via our vehicles. 

If you are investing in an area with heavy change between seasons the utilities can get pricy. 

They're looking to insulate the garage and put in drywall - my thoughts are to require that the garage door remains open-able and that nothing they do will result in a vehicle no longer fitting in the garage.Figured I'd ask the community here if you've had any experience with this and if so - what are we missing here?