@Braden C.But you do have to join a board to be classified as a Realtor, and you have to pay to maintain the license, and the MLS.

Otherwise, the mobile home may be classified as personal property and the interests would not be divided via a partition action. 

Although I wouldn't classify these tenants as from hell (I've seen worse), they do come with a significant drama and an unpleasant communication style that is quite manipulative.

(I am not sure how to classify it.)(3) $450,000There is no facts about the location. 

I don't believe I would classify a tenant as wonderful if they were leaving in 8 months.  

This won’t work if net listings are illegal in your state and there is still the ethical concerns about wholesaling this is just a solution for the wholesalers who don’t have the money to actually close so they are not performing fraud and to eliminate the possibility of being classified as brokering without a license.

Some condos are classified as condo-tels....that makes financing a little more challenging.Shores of Panama had some legal issues with the developer a while back.

For that reason, some classify it as predatory.

It was set up and metered as a triplex, but some nosy neighbor complained so we had to convert from triplex to duplex to meet the zoning requirements.PVA will likely classify the building as either "401 Com Tri-Plex", "405 Apartments", "510 Res 1 family dwelling" or "520 Res 2 family dwelling"At the end of the day, if you are not making any significant changes to how the building is being used, then it's very unlikely anybody will come and tell you to change what you're doing.  

What I'm having a hard time finding is, if I can avoid early withdrawal fees or it being classified as a "hardship withdrawal) if its for a first purchase.