Your bigger issue is that the property taxes will be increased unless you move on.Good Investing...Yeah, it's unfortunate but we physically can't move for a few years for personal reasons, so this is our best bet if we want to keep the house.

I'm not physically in the area, but we have multiple investment properties in Kennewick, Richland, and West Richland.

I keep lenders in two buckets fund fast 7 days or less no physical appraisal, and more along trad 30 days typical appraisal.  

When forming your LLC out of your home to get your real estate business started, did you put your home's physical address on the forms (business name reservation, etc) or did you mix and match your registered agent / use a virtual address / virtual mailbox to forward your mail to your home address to keep from placing your personal home address on the business formation documents?

Unless you're spec building and understand the elements of it, new builds aren't some physical unicorn. 

Take professional photos, pay for physical or virtual staging, and freshen up your lawn and exterior.Above all, don’t forget to respond promptly and courteously to everyone who reaches out to you.

Am I only taxed on income physically received or am I liable for a $150k short term capital gain if I sell these lots within 1 year?

I’ve read some other posts on the topic, but wanted to start a separate one with a few specific questions.Background:- My partner and I own 2 properties with conventional financing, we have a Tenant in Common agreement between us- Financing was only set-up under my partner’s name by mistake- We are both US citizens; however I live abroad (receive a foreign salary) and file US taxes- Good credit scores- Both properties cash flow with PITIA ratios of ~ 1.2We'd like to re-finance so that we are both on the financing and it seems that a DSCR loan would be a good option given that I live outside of the US.Questions:- Could we close a DSCR loan virtually or would we both need to be physically present for closing?

The updated values will be used for tax years 2025–2028.Reassessments don’t mean automatic tax hikes—they’re meant to keep values aligned with the actual market so taxation is fair across the board.How Property Values Are DeterminedThe Assessor’s Office uses comparable sales data from 2021 through 2024, along with physical inspections and other relevant factors, to establish your property’s market value.

You're looking for two types of properties: Properties in Financial Distress (behind on mortgage, behind on taxes, divorce, etc) and properties in Physical Distress (dilapidated, abandoned, mold, hoarder, foundation problems, etc.)4.