@Teresa Rex One of the best pieces of advice that I can give to my clients is to shop around before you close your sale and not wait for the exchange to officially start, so yes if you can you should definitely get a contract on your replacement property as soon as you can.

Then he said that he didn’t want to do the partnering anymore bc he need to work with his credit first and he still wanted to do work in the house but with a official contract from his company. 

Then he said that he didn’t want to do the partnering anymore bc he need to work with his credit first and he still wanted to do work in the house but with a official contract from his company.

Then he said that he didn’t want to do the partnering anymore bc he need to work with his credit first and he still wanted to do work in the house but with a official contract from his company. 

Some announced earlier this year up to $800,000 or so.   

In an un-official retirement community (almost all houses 2bd/2ba, around 1k sq ft, quite a few of these outside Atlanta). estimated rent is around $1650. house does not need any updates, looks in very good condition. low HOA ($40/month) that pays for outside landscaping. 

So you could just do those ancillary things - show properties on behalf of an owner, act as middleman to facilitate repairs, etc - without officially being the "property manager".

I'm excited to announce that I am currently under contract for my first home (house hack) at 20 years old!

I think you need to make it officially inactive. 

I can’t make the numbers work anymore so I’m a little bit encouraged as I see prices dropping.I’m still looking now, but I think (assuming we get an official recession print by the fall) that there can be some really good opportunities in December and January maybe sooner.