The trick to to get an idea of what's going to sale that day or for a few days in advance and just skip over the useless banter.

Hello, I am in college and confused on what to to choose as a career.

I'm currently an HVAC journeyman, so I like to think i have a pretty good eye on what I need to to and what the actual cost will be.

They may not necessarily be able to speak to to the direct numbers/returns, but you can run those yourself when you see some properties in the various areas.What are you hoping to do?

Would you even be able to get rid of the tenants if you wanted to? To

We've spoken to to CPAs and even a family friend who has recently retired from the IRS, and they all think we should be fine since the tax code doesn't have any verbiage on how soon after a job move you have to sell a home.You'd think with those opinions we'd be comfortable moving forward, but we're both still nervous that come next year when we file our taxes we will end up being audited and owe back taxes for the capital gains on the home.

I don't know what questions to ask but I'm willing to learn what ever I have to to make this deal go through 

The more you do that, the better you'll get at it but even still most won't sell on first contact.Assuming you found their house D4D, their house is distressed, and it can't be fun and most likely not an accident that they are living in such a state ... they have a problem, figure out how to tactfully drill down to what the root problem is, and if you can present a solution to that problem that is still profitable for you then you can likely make a deal.One other suggestion is to to reframe it not to what they have to lose but what they have to gain.

Can he try to to sell to my Cash Buyers while we are still under contract?

I am forced to to take an annual disbursement around $1700.00.