In Canada one does not pay capital gains tax on the disposition of your primary residence.   

While it does provide some peace of mind, it does limit us in terms of disposition, but it doesn't handcuff us.

Use OfferMarket as your dispositions platform.

The disposition of personal property in the case of a decedent shall be governed by the provisions of 20 Pa.C.S. §§ 711(1) (relating to mandatory exercise of jurisdiction through orphans' court division in general) and 3392 (relating to classification and order of payment) and other relevant provisions of 20 Pa.C.S.

The last concept I will leave you with, is many newbies tend to speak very leaner about their disposition strategies for notes.

The problem with cap rates is that they only look at one years NOI and does not take into account the debt service, future cash flows, and the disposition at the end of the holding period.

A listing broker/agent is required to follow the disposition instructions of the seller as long as fraud, laws being broken, etc. are not violated.

Demographic Analysis: 50% of listed non-distressed homes within subdivision have sold within 6 months. 4.25 months of total inventory 10.2% unemployment as of July 2013 "Major" corporations and employers within 5 mile radius $59,623 median income Disposition: Property is situated in a well developed urban community with great schools and almost zero crime.

It also establishes procedures for the landlord’s disposition of any personal property of the tenant that remains in the dwelling unit after the tenant has abandoned the dwelling unit.And here's the exact verbiage of the law:Section 375.10 Abandonment of Dwelling Unit by Tenant; Landlord Remedies (a) For the purposes of this Section, "abandonment" means the tenant has vacated the dwelling unit without notice to the landlord and does not intend to return, which intention may be evidenced by the combination of the tenant’s removal of substantially all of the tenant’s possessions and personal effects from the dwelling unit plus one of the following: (i) nonpayment of rent for at least two months, (ii) termination of the utilities to the dwelling unit at the request of the tenant, or (iii) an express statement by the tenant to the landlord that the tenant does not intend to occupy the dwelling unit after a specified date.

That is how we determine the security deposit disposition.