You can choose your tenants ( hand pick them) discard any for any reason..2. when you sell you get the owner occ 250 or 500k exclusion..

One in particular was excellent and I plan on working with him exclusively in the future.

Omid Alipoor I treat the lease and the option as two separate transactions with two separate contracts.The money the buyer/lessee pays for option is a fee that is earned as consideration for the exclusive right to buy a certain property within a certain period of time; or better put, you are being paid a fee for giving up your right to sell the property to anyone else for a period of time.  

I have been involved in the numbers and transaction just not exclusively in the beginning.

If you acquire a multi-family property and move into and live in one of the units the gain attributable to that one specific unit would still qualify for the 121 Exclusion ($250,000/$500,000 tax free exclusion) and the rest of the gain would qualify for 1031 Exchange treatment. 

(Adjudicated Legal Newspaper)For the month of November, there's 10 new filings and 2 past pending sales.Yes, as Mr.

We get almost all of our funding exclusively from Private Lenders.

The condo was your primary residence and as long as you can say that you lived in the condo for at least a total of 24 months (2 years) out of the last 60 months (5 years) you will not have to pay tax on the first $250,000 in gain if you are single ($500,000 in gain if you are married) pursuant to Section 121 of the Internal Revenue Code ("121 Exclusion").

I had some mobile home exclusive bandit signs in the past but I figure all the mobile homes will still call me and maybe a good house deal or two will also call.

In AZ the LLC will run you about $100 including the newspaper posting.