If cash you can refinance, otherwise there is a seasoning period on the loan to get it.

You could easily manage a significant volume through a free Google Voice number and an email address.Considering that most residents lean towards email and text rather than phone calls, you can periodically check those messages or any voicemails left for you.As your business expands, you might want to consider implementing an efficient property management software.

The section 121 exclusion doesn't apply, periods of non qualified use on rentals.

Following this period, if interest rates decrease, I intend to refinance the property, transition it into a rental, and repeat the process by acquiring another property to serve as my primary residence.I'm curious if anyone has attempted a similar strategy and, if so, what pitfalls or challenges they encountered along the way.

This poses a challenge because one of the requirements for a 1031 exchange is that both the relinquished property (the property being sold) and the replacement property (the property being purchased) must be held for investment or used in a trade or business.If your client's mother purchased the land less than a year ago, it's unlikely that it would qualify as replacement property for a 1031 exchange because it hasn't been held for investment or used in a trade or business for a sufficient amount of time.However, there may be other options available to minimize the tax implications for your client and his mother:Hold the Property Longer: If your client's mother holds onto the land for a longer period of time and can demonstrate that it is held for investment purposes, it may become eligible for a 1031 exchange in the future.Consider Other Investment Properties: Your client could explore other investment properties that have been held for a longer period of time and would qualify as replacement property for a 1031 exchange.

Furthermore, is there a seasoning period required for this if it is a home I intend on occupying?

I only have one property and it’s got around 80k in equity that I can’t use until mid July but make decent income from that rent, my plan was to use the initial cash out refinance to do a fix and flip or 2 to pay back the refinance and use profits to go towards another rental but the waiting period I feel is making me miss out on a lot of opportunities.

If all goes great, we can hit 20% equity and drop our PMI before buydown rate period ends.We’re now in need of some good property management if anyone has a recommendation.I know there’s some info missing in this recap, I’m open to answering any questions!

Hello Kiefer,Two weeks is not that long of a period, depending on the area, that may be lower than the average days on market around there.

Along with negotiating the feasibility period and due diligence periods I'd concurrently do 2 things based on your plan:1. talk to the solar companies in the area and understand their site selection process, how they structure their deals, how they operate, etc. 2. talk to the power company and see if they need more renewable energy and if building another solar project in that area makes sense.