I'm satisfied and joyful.

I have a couple clients who currently rent out single bedrooms in their homes and are quite satisfied with the results.

If for any reason, I am not satisfied with their service, I can terminate on 30 days notice (I've now been with them for 3 years).

@James Allen Hi James,One way to potentially satisfy POF may be to get letters of intent to invest (with $ amounts) from your investors.

There is NO "Hard and Fast" Answer as to how long you have to live in the property to satisfy the Primary Occupancy Criteria.

If you continue to live in it for two years (satisfying the Sec 121 requirement mentioned above) then you have the option of combining the Sec 121 exemption and the 1031 exchange when you sell it.

I've started to realize that without much more schooling, I will never be able to make enough in my career field to make me satisfied.

Would I then be able to identify additional properties after the initial timeframe but close within the 180 days and satisfy the 1031 exchange requirements?

People typically have to put that much down to satisfy bank regulations.

well, I had to do some adjustments to the house in order to satisfy the buyers.