My in-laws did that when they moved from Cupertino to Nevada City... same scenario  sold their little rancher for 1.5 and bought a really nice home in for 600k but the rancher they paid 30k for in the mid 60's  Best tax treatment around Is to Live in Vancouver Washington  work there .. pay no state income tax. property tax's are lower ( but they have a 1.7% sales tax when you eventually sell) then cross the bridge and pay NO sales tax on everything you buy in Oregon.. that's why you have major malls right across the river HUGE costo etc..

Moved a couple walls, remodeled two bathrooms, added a third bathroom, remodeled kitchen, new windows and doors, added a window, resurfaced pool, landscaping front and back, added a back patio area, interior and exterior paint, roof repair, termite treatment, new flooring throughout, etc, and some surprises when opening up walls and floors.Sweated for a month with no offers then got 2 full price offers the same weekend.    

He also said those septic treatments you flush down the toilet are a waste of money. 

Meanwhile the two founders are claiming that they will remain 50% shareholders regardless of how much they dilute the investor base to raise more capital to fund the development of additional factories.Their business model should be sound but their capital raising and approach to fund their growth and their treatment or lack of understanding of shareholders rights is snag for me. 

  $6k deductible and no treatment (substance abuse) or pregnancy is covered for less than $500/mo.

The rental rates here started to increase two years ago and there are good opportunities to buy flip houses at good prices or ones that need the lipstick treatment for tenants to move in.  

They're responsible for their own bug treatments, which many municipalities make the LL responsible for multi-units because no one can tell who brought them in.  

Many people live here short term as travel nurses or for treatment at the hospitals.

Look on Craigslist for properties that are nearby and have the same bedroom and bathroom count, garage/storage options, and matches utility treatment and pet policy that you intend to use.  

All income to a traditional IRA has the same tax treatment and any earnings will be considered regular income when distributed - whether from stocks or real estate.