If you decide to wait past the year mark you could be eligible for capital gains treatment. 

Honestly I know I could've gotten that deal (seller lived in PA) but he needed the money from his home to help pay for his Cancer treatment so I decided I don't want to toy with this one.

I am not a jerk about it though - I will generally give them some of the cash back and in some cases I gave it all back.....all depends on them and their treatment of me / my property.The tenants are almost always better - they take better care of the home for sure but they are harder to find in today's market as most do not have the cash to put down.Also consider land contracts - same structure but they get to deduct the interest on their taxes and that is a good incentive...A trade off with evictions but if you know the laws in your state you can get a land contract (With the right wording) to be treated like a lease - option in front of a judge.

It's always the tenant getting the special treatment.

Why should the mexicans get special treatment if others in the world arent, even canadians dont get amesty if they decides to stay for over 5 years in the US because my Wife is a canadian and we have to go thru the whole legal process to get her her visa in the US.

E2 rating products can be used after the treatment of surface.

An LLC does not have to be a single-member LLC to have pass-through tax treatment while retaining liability protection. 

Thus we have many people going to foreign countries to get treatment for diseases.This is not an "all or nothing" argument.

Since your mom has just been diagnosed, perhaps you might wait to see what the course of action will be, and how well she responds to treatment, before making an immediate move.We don't invest where we live, and our properties are under professional management.

Pocketed 700k and got cap gain treatments.