My long-term goal is to work in commercial investing/development, and I have no intention of practicing law.

Not necessarily saying there are nefarious intentions, just be mindful of that and figure out what you want first.

If your sisters were truly co-owners for years, their portion’s gain/loss will likely be different from yours — but if their names were only added for estate planning and your parents still retained beneficial ownership, all of you might qualify for the step-up.Long story short: the IRS cares about ownership intent, not just whose name was on the paper — and that distinction can make a big difference here.

I think they could target your intentions, that the whole time your plan was for this to be an LTR, but you just utilized this strategy in the first year to get more tax savings.

Start by choosing a county and one signal with intent (new code violations, pre‑foreclosure filings, utility shutoff lists, tax delinquencies).

Quote from @Sylvia Castellanos: A year ago I bought two quarter acre vacant lots in Villa Ridge located within a few feet of each other around the intersection of Lavonna Drive and Lynn Drive with the intention of reselling them.

I'm assuming it's intentionally difficult to find, which is unfortunate for a company like biggerpockets. 

As we move further into the season, buyers remain intentional, sellers are adjusting to shifting inventory levels, and overall volume reflects the normal late-year slowdown.

There are some avenues like that, but many more build a legacy moving a bit slower.Use the time to be intentional about educating yourself and saving.

I'm also guilty of not showing face enough so my intention is to come to Cincinnati more often to check in on things.