@Saji Ijiyemi There could be extenuating circumstances.

A simple one page option saying. 1) I understand because of your circumstances you’d like to lease  MTM.2) I don’t usually do MTM leases and it’s harder to lease my property in the “winter”3) because you’ve been such good tenants I’d be willing to make an exception for you at the rate of $x+$200 with the stipulation your provide more at least a 31 day notice to give me time to find a new tenant.

You should not, under any circumstances, try to flip a house based on what you said above.

I tend to agree that often it doesn't make sense to hold an already tax-advantaged asset class within a retirement account, however I wouldn't call it stupid.What makes sense is going to depend on the person's facts, circumstances, and goals.

Different circumstances, different economies, different geographical areas and different players all have tremendous influence on the success or failure of a strategy , or tactic.  

Based on only the facts and circumstances listed above and if it meets the 2 out of 5 year test, it will be considered under the $250,000 income threshold and non-taxable.

Would I need a broker's license to manage this property under these circumstances?

Hello all,I understand that opinions may vary and depend on goals and circumstances but I just wanted to hear some experienced local investors weigh in on a first rental property investment in Florence vs Beaufort SC?

Sometimes different title insurers have different underwriting standards and one may agree to insure while another may not under the same circumstances. 

I leaned doing business in Texas everyone surveys before closing. out in the west we rarely do that unless its acreage or some other special circumstances we simply would not have enough surveyors to keep up with resi transactions in a timely manner.. but I can see in Texas were the land use rules and no building codes or lax ones and no licenses required years ago.. that you need to do this.. you opened my eyes on that one.