Where: directly from the banksKudos,Mary

Marie Poe . it is too early to get them to sign anything. they are not your tenants, so even if they sign they can say "she didn't own it then". that's why i got mine to sign after the closing. the reason for talking to them BEFORE closing was to get them evicted if they are not paying/terrible/argumentative from the start. i dont agree with the "legal advice" part. you'd pay a lawyer just to tell you the same thing.

(If you sold for a loss, though, you can't take a deduction for that loss.)You can use this exclusion every time you sell a primary residence, as long as you owned and lived in it for two of the five years leading up to the sale, and haven't claimed the exclusion on another home in the last two years.If your profit exceeds the $250,000 or $500,000 limit, the excess is reported as a capital gain on Schedule D.I was in the home for 6 years and profits didn't exceed the $500,000 threshold (I'm maried filing joint).  

If that means to advertise in more places/ websites, neighboring states, hire another VA or add another task to what your VA does....Kudos,Mary

Originally posted by @Mary M.

:-)Kudos,Mary

@Tabitha @Tabitha Kix undefined,If you're already comfortable with all your documents, there are no carry-backs, uncertainties, etc.. you can just go straight through escrow as Kristine Marie Poe recommended. 

I'm currently active duty Air Force stationed at Hurlburt Field in Mary Esther Florida (near Destin). 

If you need an agent I know @Marie Bagarozza

Mary