If you were hoping to find duplexes, triplexes and quadplexes you will be sorely disappointed in Austin.

That, I believe will not improve without a vaccine or empirically-proven treatment to the virus. 

My tenants are all up to date on rent, the current project I’m working on is a va construction loan funded so this hasn’t effected the project, tenant called me for some sort of bugs and 50 dollars worth of Home Depot esq bug treatment seems to have solved the problem!

He was able to be with her during the treatments and spent a lot of time with her.

And that's a great thing, take stride in that rather than being sore over practical advice.

What Ken is saying is that if you are a flipper, as in buying and selling multiple properties a year with no intention to hold them, then you won’t qualify for long-term capital gains tax treatment even if you hold those properties 366 days as you’ll be taxed as a real estate dealer, not an investor.

Project starts with a gutted basement, then gets the full treatment: framed walls, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, Insulation, drywall & taper, flooring, interior doors, baseboards & window/door casings, kitchen install, bathroom, tiles., appliances, etc.Also, if it had allowances for employees, Overhead, mark up, management fees etc, etc.Thanks

Whether or not having REPS and materially participating in your rental portfolio would then allow you to include losses from a K1 by grouping all your investment activities together for tax treatment (ie can you include the K1 losses even though you are not materially participating in that specific deal if you do otherwise materially participate in your rental portfolio?)

My insurance won't pay for my effective integrative treatments for my severe RA.

Pro tip: Termite inspections from a pest control company are typically free (and you’ll have an idea of what treatment will cost).