Now four years later in the inspection report from my buyer a more dramatic statement is made: "Polyethylene Plumbing Supply Lines have been known to to be randomly defective and can rapture without notice" and the buyer wants me to replace the Polybutylene Pipes in the condo.

I do think that you still could essentially "flip" new construction as @Nikki Yankowski references above - get a contract, and flip the property immediately after taking possession a year later. 

You can pay now or pay later, but you're going to pay. 

Would you be able to evict after you've already accepted the rent later?

Great asset to keep with around 6.5% ROI.However, recently due to EXPO and other reasons the same property have appreciate in value by more than 24% which is great and I am currently thinking of selling and reinvest again later when the market goes down (after expo) or perhaps go bigger with multiple doors strategy.I am not sure if this is the right decision to make?

I say we wait and save. my husband says take the loan purchase a condo to later refi or sell to build capital. 

Personally, I think the later.  

Dear all, share your thoughts on this.Simultaneously while flipping homes or involved in other investment vehicles.If you have VA or Navy federal, you can do it with zero down and zero pmi , interest a little higher, but super low out of pocket since only closing cost is what you would pay. 12 months later do it again and move into your second new home with the same program. after 24 months, do it again, same program, by now you already had a full year of rents for House #1 where you can cash out refi , hold the property.

You could purchase a property and then a few months later owe another $15,000 or more in back taxes.When I ran the numbers on the property I noticed the taxes were extremely low but I ran it with updated numbers based on the purchase price knowing that eventually there would be a re-evaluation and the taxes would go up. 

Won the deal and closed 30 days later.