We are looking into acquiring our own heat treatment machine to take care of bed bug issues in the future.

I moved to Idaho a year ago to care for my grandpa during covid/his treatments for kidney cancer.

•The portion of the duplex used as a rental qualifies as Relinquished Property, the portion occupied as their Primary Residence does not. • The sale of the Primary Residence is a taxable event and reported on their tax return as such. • Gain on the sale of the Primary Residence qualifies for exclusion under §121—up to a half-million dollars for the married couple. • The proceeds from the sale of the rental portion of the duplex qualify as Relinquished Property under §1031 and since they are trading-up, no gain will be recognized at the time of the sale. • The clients can use their full before-tax equity in the rental portion as part of their payment towards the apartment complex they are buying. • The clients can use all or part of the cash proceeds from the sale of the portion of the duplex qualifying for §121 treatment.

Using the listing agent as your agent has the advantage of the listing agent wanting to get biggest commissions - so your offer might get preferential treatment (if very close to what others have offered).

My name is Mike O'Neill and I am a 29-year-old Cancer who likes quiet evenings in and long walks on the beach a brand new real estate investor hoping to add real estate holdings to my savings and investment portfolio.

How is their treatment of retirement income attracting retirees?

It's hard to prove, but I suspect that offers made directly with the REO listing agents often get preferential treatment.

Just to throw a wrinkle in things his medical problem has turned out to be a stage four cancer.

My last one (3 bdrm, 1 bath, 2 car SF house) ran me about 16k for everything (i.e. new flooring, drywall repair, scraping popcorn ceilings off and re-texturing, new ceiling fan, new fridge, landscaping, all new interior & exterior paint, some new electrical, foundation repair, termite treatment, complete gut & remodel of bathroom, two new doors and all new door hardware through the house, new water heater, etc etc etc).

A principal residence does not qualify for 1031 tax treatment.Even if you convert the property to a rehab-flip, you still don't qualify for 1031 tax treatment.