Or just rinse and repeat by buying for "value," and selling the profits when you move out or PCS every time.If you think you could stomach holding on to it through the twists and turns of the rental market for several more years, know that you should still be able to sell it tax free later on down the road without having to resort to a 1031 Exchange or anything. 

Korey, there is a free monthly meetup at Twisted Brew Pub on Shenandoah Ave.

All you have to do is google "concurrent", and no they don't have to spell out that "concurrent" means it's dictionary definition vs a seedless watermelon from Honduras or any other twisting of such word.   

With these strategies as your trusty companions, you'll navigate the twists and turns of the sales journey with ease.

But, be gentle in talking to people, they know they are in foreclosure and you are best off saying something to the effect of "Hi, I'm trying to buy a property in the neighborhood and I'm just canvassing the area to see if I can find anyone interested in selling.

This involves law, banking, contracts, Dodd-Frank, and so on and each state has their own twists and turns There are federal things that need to be considered.

Today this is the new problem twist for us professional sub to buyers. 

So they started where accepted, got recognition, and started gently directing consumer actions. yeah, makes ya wonder if Zillow just purchased the play-book. 

Bought the next gentle fixer, fixed it up over time. 

It kills the very good and the very gentle and the very brave impartially.