Within the IRS technical audit guide they specifically highlight being several hundred miles away from the property as a potential red flag. 

But have recently thought about the longer term picture and my passions don’t align with my career even though the job is comfortable and technically what many would call a great spot to be as a Physical Therapist.

However, there may not be a clear technical or legal definition of "new construction".

The benefit here is coming out of a recession will allow you the pick of the litter for staffing since most companies would have laid off some pretty good employees during a recession.

CFD does not include a transfer of title to the buyer.. although it might be a technical alienation not sure myself on that one.Every bank and every finance institution I have spoken to, up to an including yesterday evening, has said it is NOT alienation and does NOT enact due on sale, long as it's done how I do it. 

Well technically NO.... the unit meets code for the codes at the time it was built/remodeled etc.

I could technically get $332K out, so this leaves a little meat on the bone to cover closing costs, potential unexpected rehab issues, etc.

Technically for me, I'm trying to get into real estate investing in order to gain financial freedom and to spend more time with my family and also help take care of my family.

I went technically as a vendor BUT I've been in the BP community for quite a while now and was really impressed overall.

Looking for anyone who has recommendations on a GC in this area (New Albany technically)?