Since you have used your VA Loan consider the fact that (and I may be incorrect here) that after 1 year of living in your primary residence you can now utilize the VA loan again if you are moving to a new primary residence.

An odd question, but what would a responsible RE investors consider to be a good % of the value (market price, not equity) of your primary residence compared to their total net worth?  

Hi BPersWe are looking to do a significant remodel of our primary residence  (a 1400 sqft addition plus remodeling of most of the house) but are having difficulty finding a GC that uses cost-plus rather than fixed pricing. 

They are siblings and file taxes separately.Joint Tenant 'A' has lived in the property for 9 years and claims as their primary residence for tax purposes.Joint Tenant 'B' lives elsewhere and makes no claim for tax purposes against the property and never has.Question:When they sell the property, can Joint Tenant 'B' do a 1031 exchange with their half of the sale proceeds?

I was informed by a landlord that the city is mandating him to have his property manager reside within city limits...

Saeid the VA Home Loan is meant to be used on your primary home of residence.

I yanked out the oil and put in an on demand combi propane boiler for DHW and hydronic in floor radiant heat in my primary residence.  

I’m thinking of renting my primary residence (3200 sq ft, lake view in Bellevue Lake Heights) as future AirBnB.I’ve talked to many Washingtonians - we love our state but the unsustainable economic growth has build an anti-business city planning council and local government.

Especially if its a personal residence.

Is this for a primary residence or investment property?