If certain other exceptions apply you can sell it quicker than that. ( specific of the following: work transfer, job loss, new child, medical).This can provide you with a tax free gain.

I see money taken away from me and used to pay for the medical care of elderly who did not plan for their own retirement health care.Now the government has gone so far as to tell me what size soft drink I can buy and force me to buy a private sector product and if I don't, I pay a penalty.You would think that a government this intrusive would at least protect it's International Borders, but they refuse to even do that.

Better to be conservative and secure financing you can comfortably afford for the long term, accounting for the unexpected (job loss, medical expenses, ???).

I'm currently employed in the medical field and can't wait to get out.

I believe that if I can do this for 12 months - not make payments - I can pay off almost all of my bills - cars, medical, etc - and be actuclly in a better financial situation than before.My concern is if we short sale for, say $110k, that still leaves the 2nd.

I have an Option Agreement on a property and need to know if I should just assign the Option or get with the seller and exercise my option, sign a Purchase Agreement, and assign that to my end buyer.

In such event, should Seller choose to exercise this right, the Buyer will be returned Buyer's earnest money deposit.

There exemptions for her primary home but if that home is sold in contemplation of seeking medical assistance that will put such exemptions at risk.

Perhaps you should work in neighborhoods where conforming means exercise creativity.

As a lien holder you can exercise your rights on the property.