Would urge you to continue doing what you're doing and max out your tax deferral (IRA) and tax exempt (Roth) account on top of the company match.

If they have lived in the property for two of the five years before the sale, they have an exemption for up to $500K in capital gains. 

So if we sell and make 100K (tax exempt), I'm sure we will find a way to cope with that tragedy.

Presumably, any property liens would show up on the title and the title insurer would either exempt the lien or insure over it.

And yes, you can use the 121 exemption every two years.

Jared Carpenter , PM me your email address.Are you doing a 506c exemption?

triple tax exempt in most circumstances.

I am simply using more precise language.I do this because Unrelated Business Taxable Income (UBTI) is generated when a tax-exempt entity engages in a trade or business on a regular or repeated basis (i.e. flipping houses or other types of dealer activities). 

I would seemingly have the same issue regarding self directing a 401 that is "exempt" from 10% early withdrawal penalty due to retirement as a "public safety worker" in or after the year that I turn 50?

If you own it for 2 years as your official primary residence (where your driver's license and voting is registered, oh and where you officially live, of course), you'll qualify for the capital gains exemption up to $250k when you sell.Sometimes just having another pair of eyes helps to uncover your options.