The agent I normally use is leaving the industry but I’ve gotten recs for Lisa Arrison and Noah Taxman.

That being the case any job with normal hours is out of the question.

If so, are they deducted from capital gains tax, or my normal income tax for the year in which I sell?

So you're buying a property 'normally'. 

While it’s possible to evict delinquent tenants, the process is costly, stressful, and time-consuming.Of course, the occasional problem tenant is normal.

You hope either (1) neither lender finds out and or (2) neither lender decides to take action if they find out.Second, you make up the difference in equity with either (1)cash (2) 2nd mortgage loan with the owner with less equity giving to owner with more equity and/or (3) trading something else of value, such as another property, car, RV, etc. 

She is just going to keep going and lying and coming up with excuses why she didn't cause the damage, such as mold is Landlord responsibility or soaked ceiling boards are normal wear and tear.  

So you are just choosing one retirement vehicle over another.You can also consider rolling the 401K into your new employer and take out a 401K loan if your employer offers the option.You would normally be eligible to take a loan of the lessor of $50,000 or 50% of your vested balance which would be $4,500.Best of luck

If a quit claim deed was used to transfer title in a normal sale one just wants to make sure the chain of title seems clear and that the owner issuing that deed had clear ownership.This is why we have title searches done and pay for title insurance to research these sorts of things and to protect us against the oddball unforeseeable circumstances.

Will the state allow you to garnish the amount as normal income?