I could also do a mix of 4 and 3, which would be to rent it for 3 years, maximize rental gains then sell it (to qualify for the tax free owner occupant gains) - although I would need a CPA to breakdown the depreciation recapture rules for me at that point, LOL.In terms of moving forward, I don't recommend moving out and leaving the tenants behind or having to put in new tenants afterwards.

you can potentially run into very sticky situations with disclosures were you to sell that place We’re you to call the board of contractors and tell them about the situation, he would most likely be dead meat.. they would most likely decide he absolutely did not perform in a workman like manner, and if it progressed to legal suit, the judge would see his board found him guilty of wrong doing and rule in your favor That being said....

While I am not getting anything out of renting an apartment like you mentioned, all the houses I have looked at are way overpriced and finding meat left on the bone in Charlotte is quite difficult for the same reason I was able to sell the house high!

@Evan Cook thanks a lot bud

@Kenneth Cook here's a link to a bunch of them

You can cook on a hot plate or in a microwave.

I have a rather large list of wholesalers that send me deals on a regular basis, however they all want to bid the price up so high that there isn't any meat left in the deal.

This puts me at 200kWith 25% down I could buy up to a 800k property.The problem is I know nothing about business loans.

They might be renting your place for someone else, they might want it to cook meth, they might bring in vicious dogs.

@Evan Cook hey Evan thank you!