Since the 45 day identification period can be tricky time wise, even if  and taking into consideration that I have investigated properties even before the closing of escrow, which I have the option to extend,I heard there's a plan B just in case but am not sure of the details, please let me know if this can be done or is a gray area of the law, sorry if I cant describe it accurately since I'm not familiar with it.First always leave 1 spot open , of your 3 picksThen you can technically backdate a purchase contract, because notifying a seller of property is another form of identification. ?????

Since I'm technically borrowing 100% of the purchase price by taking the down payment from the HELOC (rather than the 75% loan against the subject property) I guess I could indicate 0% downpayment and create some sort of blended rate that represents the new 1st mortgage against the rental property and HELOC payment.

landlord never gave him notice before hand so technically he can stay for another 28 days without paying rent.

Hi all, interesting question if there is any way to do this. I am selling a 4 plex and want to 1031 into a couple properties. My question is whether one of those properties could be the current house I live in. I woul...

Technically speaking, it's "a part of a city, especially a slum area, occupied by a minority group or groups."

Or, I could get a similar technical job in different industry - I'm just like to move on from aviation maintenance.Until I pull the trigger I am making about 90K yearly in W2 income which could help me buy real estate before quitting since I do not need to, or plan to be making 90K in my next en-devour. 

I did it all myself, only hiring a few contractors here and there for the more technical issues. 

I will list the numbers:current rent $1950/month (going to $2000 in about 6 months at end of 2 yr lease)My expenses: annual taxes $7950 ($662/month)                        Heloc balance $170k interest currently 5%                        land lord policy $1150/ year                        Self managed                        Maintenance : has averaged $300-400 per year.Reasons I am considering sale :   1) property is currently worth about $270k (making me feel roi is low).                                                           2) property has a pool which is a liability that I'm not completely comfortable with.                                                           3) property has a heloc balance against it of about $170k that I technically cannot deduct the interest                                                                       because it wasn't used for the property or any other rental.                                                           4) Tax treatment: my understanding is if you sell it having lived in it 2 out of last 5 years the capital gains                                                                 would be exempt. 

Technically, buying or selling real property is not "doing business", neither is leasing or letting property.  

Ok, most people are not familiar, but the "speed" is technically bandwidth.