If I buy a 2 unit home that is tested positive for lead and I live in one unit (with no kids) can I just de-lead the unit that I will be renting out to help reduce cost?  

The deal is not done yet as I do want to run a title search and have a perk test done.

Just to test out the new layout I tried searching for people that I know personally on BP and when they didn't show up in the first 8 pages I just had to search by their email.

Real Estate is tested and proven over centuries to provide the opportunity for wealth with crashes once every few decades and Bitcoin is a unproven cryptocurrency that uses block chain technology.

Thanks all for helping out as much as you did.Interestingly enough, I bumped into the owners and we had a somewhat awkward chat, looks like they're going to put the house not the market in the Spring--citing they wanted to do some additional repairs before testing the market.

If your owner doesn’t play I would route for the following...The following strategy might be an interim idea hat gives you the option to test all waters.

I'm testing the water with something small, maybe around 100-150k.

Have a die test to see where the drain field is and a hydraulic load test to see if it's saturated.

For me this business still is feast or famine though a bigger litmus test is that it doesn't bring more commission income than my salary position.

What if you lived in a property as a primary residence for 2 years, and rented it for 4 years, then moved back into it for 2 years before selling it? Does it still qualify for the capital gains tax exclusion or will o...