By way of example, let's say that we hypothetically have an offer with 350K down, 650K financed, which is 1031 money so that he must match what he previously owned.Our problem is that we don't want to receive the 350K in one tax year, we would like to spread it out over a few tax periods. 

As he's gotten older, the portion destined for Save and Spend have increased - though Spend is still the skinniest part of the cow.When we retrofit a building, he receives all the scrape metal (wiring, plumbing, doors/windows/siding), and in the past five years has done surprisingly well (the Cow has had to make a few trips to the bank to "poop" {as the boy likes to say}).  

About 2 months later, I received my water/sewer bill. 

I gave up as most of them would have rather spent their share in legal fees to make sure stepmom received nothingNo mention that title was in a trust so no need to address a trust which would also have provided clarity

On top of this, I also receive $3,200 monthly from VA (medically retired Army) and $3,400 for being a full time student using my education benifits (both not taxable).

Grab a few from Zillow to practice.

I'm right around the corner from you, so we could grab a beer some time.

The seller stated that he's received offers from 140-150K.

Don't pay attention to the "I bought a ****** $20K house with 0% down through seller financing".

I just went through the last several policies I have received just to make sure are no Schedule B exceptions.