@Christine SwaidanThe HOA board hired the property management company.

To qualify for the Section 121 exclusion, it must have been your principal residence for 2 out of the past 5 years. 

If you’re looking for high end training and leads, then you’ll want to jump on board with one of the bigger brokerages for sure.

I've seen and researched a # of scenarios involving these exchanges but not these particular scenarios - about the only way an exchange involving new construction seems "easy" is if you can pay cash in the exchange then it'd be easy to get a qualified intermediary to take the risk and get the place built. 

I am an Army veteran and I qualify for a VA loan.

Or just go in and toss it which is the most aggressive and below board option but most of the time results in a non-issue. 

Otherwise, if you are able to qualify for a loan and get 3.5% down and you work a decent W2 job.

hello all I'm looking for a lender that I can qualify for,a heloc  I just bought my firsts property in Franklin park and it was a great deal I'll be living in it for 2yrs then renting it out I got a 203k loan the purchase price was 134k with 61k in repairs the house appraised for 270k I purchased it in September made my first payment Nov. 15th there have been a few issues that were unforseen and I need a loan to finish and some extra for financial issues that came up does anyone know of a lender in illinois that can help thanks in advance

Use a sledgehammer and take it out in pieces. s stayed above, wear eye protection, but also cover all bare skin.

I'm curious if anyone has any experience with HUD qualifying homes for the elderly?