Complaints are always dicey when you live or have property in a jurisdiction they scan your license plate and have visibility into your property that may negatively impact you in the future.  

Living in the house has definitely slowed progress. 

It’s a 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom unit that I’ve been living in for the past two years.

They just live T get you to apply and paper appraisals.

I’m new here and just starting my real estate investing journey this year.I live in NY but am looking to purchase multi-unit properties (4+ units) in a growing market outside of the state.Here are a few concerns I’m working through:As a newbie, is it a good idea to buy a property out of state?

Albuquerque is already such a wonderful place to live and do business so I am all for anything that will make it even better.  

I was forced to buy my first house because my roommate moved out and I couldn't afford to live alone.

We do this for a living and our reputation depends on you successfully securing a loan, on time, and as promised. 

This not only defers the taxes on the two rental properties but then once they live in the primary residence for at least 2 years that home now qualifies for the Section 121 exclusion on the gain.

If you qualify for both (you've lived in the property long enough and it is used for investment when you sell it) then you get to take both.