I don't think section 8 pays for adult children ???

I would recommend selling within the next three years; otherwise, you are going to lose the capital gain exclusion on the sale of your personal residence.

@Dave Foster As usual, good news or bad news, Dave has the answer.I'm on my boat right now enjoying my first adult beverage of the evening.  

In my area, institutional sellers are almost all using the online auction process exclusively to sell their REOs.

Anything falling within that description would be self-dealing and result in severe tax penalties for the IRA.A self-directed IRA allows the IRA to diversify beyond the stock market into assets such as real estate and private lending, but everything is done through the IRA and exclusively for the benefit of the IRA. 

The classification of multifamily properties is not set in stone.Some people look at it by Construction Year exclusively, and others weigh in the Property Conditions, Ammenities, etc.Here is a very general classification by construction year:Class A: 0-15 years oldClass B: 16-29 years oldClass C: 30+ years oldClass D: 30+ years old in high crime areas.To answer your specific question about section8 being a Class B or A, I’d say it is not likely. 

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It's my belief we should all try to work exclusively with referrals, so who are some great people out there in the RE photography field who are looking for more partnerships? 

They were going to occupy one side and rent the other exclusively through AirBnB. 

I acquired my notary commission by attending a one day course at a local adult continuation school.