I am originally from Liberty, NC and I am very new to the real estate industry.

You would still have the two requirements of 1.purchasing at least as much as you sell (the net sale or roughly 700K) 2. use all of the proceeds in the next purchase (roughly 175K).If you keep that property as  a rental for no more than three years after living in it for two years you would be able to sell it and still qualify for the primary residence tax free exclusion even though it is a rental at the time of sale.  

I am new to real estate investing, struggling to make a name for myself in this fast paced, crowded industry.

CNBC has been covering house flipping throughout the day.  They're saying 8% of all sales lately have been flipped.  I couldn't catch everything.  They did show the markets realizing the greatest returns on flips and ...

Here in Northwest Indiana, it is a great investor market. Whether it's buy and hold, flip, or something else; I can help you. I really enjoy working with investors, understanding their goals and helping them reach the...

I also have plans to get my real estate agent license as a way to get my feet into the industry without up and quitting my job.

I'm the exclusive agent for a pretty experienced investor who just happened to take a liking to me.  

What I've gathered from the callers so far, they do not want to get into a multiple offer situation so the individual or their realtors have been calling exclusively on FSBO houses in their target areas.  

Being a landlord and MF investor are not mutually exclusive.

Hi guys , i just got myself hooked-up in this real estate industry from selling to renovating since the past few years.