It is legal as long as you use a convenience check from card #2 for the amount owed on card #1 into your bank account and then write the check from your bank account to pay off card#1.

As long as you meet your reinvestment requirements it doesn't matter how you allocate the proceeds.Now (now not needed) In your case if you"re selling for $800k (after closing costs and commissions) and maybe you decide you would like to purchase two properties for $400k.

Both parties as long as I can remember want interest rates at 0. in order to inflate the assets of their donor pool which holds stocks, bonds and real estate.

From what I understand; I can use the account to purchase properties so long as I use a non-recourse loan as I am not allowed to personally guarantee a loan using the account.

But I think thats as long as you make 150k or less too. 

As long as you screen the tenants as best as you can to ensure they are the right fit for your property, you should have a great experience with them as well.

You are free to run your business however you see fit, as long as you are respectful to your property manager and not bugging them about every little thingYou are the CEO, the pilot of the plane, the head chef, the one in charge.

As long as its renovated PROPERLY and tenants are screened all should be good. 

I believe you can, as long as you both owner-occupy the residence!

Or do you have one flat rate so long as the paw score isn't 0?