Mike if you get stuck and are on day 43 you can look into a DST investment as a temporary holding basically to avoid that gain - Feel free to shoot me a PM if you'd like more information. 

I was told if I wish to put the utility in a temporary account until get another tenant they would charge me begining 12/1/17.

When I moved I would rent the homes at negative cash flow.....at the time I was only thinking capitol gains not cash flow.The odds of me buying my "forever house" within the next 5 years is slim and I need a place to live so I'm trying to use my house fund (65K) to buy something that either cash flows while I live in it or when I decide to rent it in the future.I agree with you guys that a temporary living period will be necessary to learn enough about the area I may want to buy in.  3-4 months is what I'm thinking now.     

All 3 of them are being managed through a PM company since we have moved several times and I didn't have the kind of success managing my own properties back around 2008 that I wanted to.Fast forward to now, I am looking to invest full time now, just having moved back to the area, I have been looking into getting a full time job as a back up or temporary mesure, but I would really like to invest full time.

I see 2k for professional services but nothing else, unless I'm suffering from temporary blindness.

I am on the mls at least 2 hours everyday replaying with my critera between keywords, lp/sq ft, DOM, expired listings, temporary off the market, and etc.

Hello Fellow Landlords, Are any of you familiar with the Temporary Rental Assistance (TRA) program ?

Location is still important, might get some temporary spot lights on a motion detector and one of those home security-on line kits will usually keep the kids away.

I have a temporary fix, but I will soon have to rip up part of the driveway and repair it for good:$3200.

I'd still like to go conventional with 25% but I haven't found a lender who accepts temporary workers comp income.