Hi Alex,You're right that what you do with the sale profits (like paying off another loan) doesn’t impact your capital gains tax treatment.

If you put a donut over the city of Philadelphia with the center of the donut around the Center City area and nearby (essentially the hole), and the rest of the donut was basically everything else around it, you would find this trend:In the "Hole" of the donut:1.

Every so often one of the older homes in the old city center will come up, and those are always worth a look, but it is pretty rare.Celina also very nice place to live, but probably tougher for investors. 

The very coolest spot is centered around 35th/34th next to the river.Also look into the bench area between Vista and Latah (crossroad Rose Hill-ish).

In addition to store closures, LL Flooring is liquidating a large distribution center in Virginia.

It’s not a profit center for them and they have a reputation to maintain.

My quintessential mountain cabin will include comfortable leather furnishings, wood for the fireplace, big coffee mugs, plaid window treatments and/or bedding, extra blankets, and taxidermy hangings.  

I run a Real Estate Call center.

As long as your intentions to hold onto the property for investment use are met, It would qualify for 1031 treatment.

The family we guaranteed rent to on their existing home, giving them the flexibility to buy with a partner builder and move out of state to be closer to the best treatment facilities when faced with a difficult diagnosis.10.