When I 1031 the next property do I have to show putting down the whole capital gain amount of $660,000 or just the $500,000?

I'm just wondering how to handle the capital gain tax between me and my partner.

He just said "now I don't feel appreciated, let's settle those favors I did you before we proceed any further" and sent me an invoice for $2K for the lost materials + time with the break-ins.Overall, the job seems to be ~80% complete but with poor quality, and I will absolutely need to hire someone else to fix his mistakes.

I know the rates have come down a little bit so I was just wondering if there are any lenders on here or if anyone knows a lender that does 10 or 15 percent down on DSCR with similar rates.

I live in and invest in the Indianapolis Indiana and surrounding area and exploring the option of converting some 2 car detached garages into ADU's and just looking for feedback if people have done this is the past and it's  worth it.   

I ask them to verify nothing has been late and more often than not the prospect lies and was late this year on a car payment or CC which disqualifies them but sometimes it was just an unfortunate circumstance medically that I don't know if I could dig myself out of either. 

Hi Justin,Just like others have mentioned, if you’ve lived in the property as your primary residence for at least two out of the last five years, you may be eligible to exclude up to $250,000 of capital gains if you’re single, or up to $500,000 if you’re married and filing jointly, under the Section 121 exclusion.

In Hawaii just have to look out for the lava zones 

While I would love to keep it for just us, having rentals to cover the full cost of carrying the property has been great.

Just make sure you go over a few things - 1.Go over inspection report in detail in the event there some things called out that you can address with your neighbor. 2.