And you'll have to recapture depreciation.Your best move to get maximum tax relief would be to Take the partial exemption for your residence portion.

Hi Steven,thanks for reply and valuable advices, already I read this book and keep reading the books that recommended in the podcast, and about the podcast I started from the first one and I’m in the middle kind of it, I wish I can find a mentor that will be a stress relief. thanks 

A relief for buyers as the deck has been solidly stacked in the seller’s favor for several years now.

Will the governments continue to keep trying to pass stimulus after stimulus for "COVID" relief?

I have a car loan and some federal loans I'm hoping will go away because of the student debt relief.

This provides temporary interest rate relief for the home-buyer, with the hope they'll be able to refinance to a lower rate in the next 1-2 years.Example:  A 2-1 temporary rate buydown in which a seller concession is made to 'buy down' the buyer's interest rate for a two year period (2% reduction in year 1, and 1% reduction in year 2, with the note rate taking effect in year 3).  

The principal residence exemption formula looks like this: (# of years of principal residence + 1)(capital gain) / # of years owned" This is definitely a huge relief for us as I was anticipating a much higher tax cut - I also just finished school/bar exam so I feel this is the best time since I don't have an income yet.

We were not notified by the tenant that they needed relief.

YES prices will keep going up because nobody really cares to give relief to the middle class, this is simply a statement of observable fact. 

I have a tenant who was accepted into a COVID relief program.