Oh, the third unit is a 1/1 which I plan on fixing up and making my primary home, at least for a year. 

It's my primary residence.

Your VA loan is a powerful too, the question is do you want to keep a property and do you want to purchase another primary residence if the answer to both is yes then you would probably want to pay down your loan.

I know you said conventional loan but is this primary residence purchase? 

It's been her primary residence for more than two of the last five years, but it has also been an investment property for the last year and a half while she's been stationed overseas.

You shouldn't have to go far for deals, though, if you're in a primary or secondary market.You can now build a financial model around this operating projection.Solve for pricing.I heard a great offer strategy on a recent BP podcast - a tiered offer.

My questions are:ABOUT 1013 exchange : I understand that I have to exchange a two family for a two family, but if I buy a two family and make one of the apartments my primary residence, will I still have to pay capital gain taxes if I sell in let's say in 5 years? 

Locking in your profits of your primary residence may sound appealing. 

The kink in all of this is that I have $16k balance on a 401k loan that I am still repaying, that I took out to buy my primary residence two years ago.

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