I lived there for couple of yrs before renting it out.

I would wait for 1-1.5 yrs or longer.2.

There is also Wilkins and Co (No relation). i have used them in the past (6 yrs ago) for property management i also purchased my first investment property with Wilkins and Co.

I would wait for 1-1.5 yrs or longer.2.

When i wanted to go all in didnt have resources flash forward and now have resources but 10 yrs from retiring .

No cash buyers responded so I owner financed it for 2 yrs.

After graduating, I bought my first Fixer-Upper and lived in it for 9 yrs with two roommates paying rent.

I would prefer a quadplex but will settle for a single family for the right deal.I have about 8 yrs left for a full military retirement so my goal is to create a cash flow portfolio that will assist during my transition into the civilian work force.

What the average consumer is completely oblivious to is that after 2 yrs of homesteading a property, they generally don't have to pay capital gains tax on their net at closing in home appreciation, from what they bought the property for and what they sell it for in FL.

We've held a rental for 14 yrs now.