Are there are restrictions on how to do the cash out? 

She seems to be working with me now on the property I'm interested in the most and pulled the deed last night to see if there are any restrictions.

This meant making sure all pet food was stored in airtight sealed containers, keeping hay in containers, being diligent about not leaving food out and taking our trash timely, and also making sure a side door that was often left ajar was tightly closed to not allow an access point for pets.

For me and my success, much of it came from the build up of having my own construction company/team, RE license for sales and acquisition commissions (plus MLS access), and the design hat as well.

In 2016, Joshua Tree was accessible ,and we found a home on 5 acres with amazing views.

this simply says that the IRS will not challenge your investment intent in which you rent the property for at least 2 weeks a year in multiple years and your personal use is restricted to the the greater of 2 weeks a year, or 10% of the number of days it is actually rented, And this doesn't count days you stay in the property while you are working on it.There is no statutory required amount of use or residency.

Wanted to follow up in case anyone else in a similar position reads this later:Avail.co: Awesome, user friendly, easy for landlords to use and tenants to access.

That's where I used to go to access all previous real estate podcasts but the app isn't available anymore?

That's where I used to go to access all previous real estate podcasts but the app isn't available anymore?

That's where I used to go to access all previous real estate podcasts but the app isn't available anymore?