Which is our same mentality for condo projects.

in my first conversation with him he suggested mentally budgeting 9% of the sale price for commissions and other costs from the seller side? 

I’m more focused on building relationships with people I can do continued business with, which is why I’m planning to solely work with real estate professionals.Obviously all of this will be tested in real life and I’m assuming there will be a ton of changes, but like I said right now I’m trying to better define my mental model of what kind of business I’ll have.

I hope everyone is staying healthy physically, mentally, and financially.My question is the following: If you have a Home Equity Line of Credit(HELOC) would you consider transferring the balance to your bank account?

Could I claim the exclusion on the rental and partial on the primary, at which point my wife has never claimed an exclusion or is there more reasonable guidance.My claim is that due the theft of my car and the burden placed on me financially and mentally qualifies as an unforeseeable event that caused me to move to a cheaper safer house.My tax preparer disagreed and has asked that I pick up my paper work.

That would make it a full. mentally, I am shut down until about May of 2021, planning to stay long term rental until at least then. all I have left is a 30-foot motorhome, which is on short term rental as well as RV rental sites but I haven't had a serious nibble yet.

Today, more often than not, it's a "let's build it quick and cheap" mentality.

It has been a long mental uphill battle to get here but I now know what I want with my life and how I aim to get there! 

Came to the US with parents and siblings as a little kid and grew up with the work hard mentality instead of work smart.

Any advice for getting past that mental roadblock?