So probalby doesnt qualify for 2yrs out of 5yrs primary no capital gains tax rule.4) Want to sell it AS IS (im a licensed realtor so will take the 3%) not sure if any renovations are needed, maybe will touch up wall painting and tidy up backyard/add fence. 5) Should it be sold vacant or occupied? 

Of course, our lease does not allow tenants to alter the property, that includes removing walls just as much as removing trees.

On Wall Street, almost uniformly those with a "high" dividend such as most anything 7%+ would be considered, of stock price DECLINING over time, not appreciating.

Since I was a little kid my parents have been flipping houses on the side and some of my earliest memories consist of sitting on the floor of some random house while my parents painted the walls.

Hi Everyone,I have a unit whose gas wall heater just got tagged by the gas company for leaking CO.  

Will all the walls be open?

Tests were negative, but she said it was because she scrubbed the wall??

To kick things off, here’s my story: I once opened a wall expecting to find the usual mess of old wiring, but instead, I found… a collection of vintage Pez dispensers!

You won't sell it if you didn't get permits as most municipalities require you to get a CO or the buyers will do an OPRA request and see you didn't pull permits.If you did electrical or plumbing without a permit, the walls will need to be opened up to expose the work.You won't be ready to sell in 3 months.

I’m not talking about hanging a picture over a hole in the wall but let’s say small chips in paint on the baseboards might seem like a way bigger deal to a buyer in a vacant home than it would be to a buyer in a staged home.Just our thoughts on the matter and would love to hear other agent’s opinions!