Please forward me the info, so I can put it on my calendar immediately. 

It's my understanding that, in order to be considered a "real estate professional", you (or your spouse, if you're married), must either spend 750 hours in your real estate profession during the calendar year (if you don't have another "real" job), OR spend more time in your real estate profession than you do in your "real" job.  

Point 2Yes, that is a major thing I must study about & I have it scheduled on my calendar.

Purchaser has 10 working days to complete the inspection and 7 calendar days thereafter to provide Seller with a list of items to be repaired or replaced.

I have it on my calendar, so maybe I will see you there!

I'll check my calendar.  

I've been trying to make time to finally link up with Karl so lets put something on the calendar. 

@Matthew Gangi & Account ClosedThanks, we posted on Meetup, BP, FB & Emailed everyone but forgot our Calendar on the home page!

The only requirement is that you ensure that you have identified your Replacement Properties no later than the end of your 45 calendar day identification period.It is possible to acquire and close on the purchase of your Replacement Property prior to the closing of the sale of your Relinquished Property.

I have no inside knowledge but I think probably two things are happening.1) People that bought a few years ago and have a ton of equity were cash flowing too well in the summer to sell, but now are cashing in on their equity/appreciation since the rental season is slowing down quickly2) Now that a lot of calendars are sitting a lot more open in late Aug and Sep for the first time in like a year, some people are likely worried the post-covid travel boom was only temporary and are cashing out before things potentially normalize a bit.