Unfortunately (and especially true for unique properties) appraisals are very subjective in nature. 

I have a number of questions about how best to approach this from a legal and operational standpoint, including ownership structures, liability considerations, use agreements, and any zoning or permitting concerns that might arise.I welcome all thoughts, ideas, connections, etc, and have some specific questions around:1.

@Zeni Kharel wrote               "My question is: Are there any tax considerations if I buy a home this year(my low W2 income year) vs next year(which will be my high W2 income year)?"

While the noise and potential health concerns associated with highway proximity can negatively impact a property's value and desirability, there could be opportunities for lower purchase prices or unique investment strategies.

I use it to give me ideas on unique lists of motivated sellers that may not be hit really often.

However, for investors looking to diversify, vacation rentals can provide attractive, short-term income opportunities.Challenges and Considerations for American InvestorsWhile Germany offers many advantages for real estate investors, there are also certain challenges to be aware of:1.

And definitely not some magic pill to investing in RE on easy mode.Buying a new community with 300-500 new builds but no unique-ness is just buying into a saturated set up.

Quote from @Deborah Wodell: Hey BP fam – I’m working on a deal for a client looking to do a cash-out refinance on a unique rural property in Sanford, FL.

I bring a distinctive European modern style to my renovations, which is highly appreciated in the local market and adds a unique value to every project. 

There are plenty of college rentals in the town, but I have limited competition because this property is unique, like a mini retreat, and it's very close to the training facility.