I'm not necessarily concerned with the cheapest, as much as I'm concerned with the most effective.I appreciate everyone's help!

@Kris Wong That exactly is my concern, will I be able to find multiple properties in Austin totaling to 2M in 3 months, to complete a 1031 exchange.

It only has my email address....

If you want to look at Owner Occupied Seniors, there are 8,558 (age 60-89, 20+ year ownership, high equity, home value up to $300,000, single family)Of these, 2065 have low Financial Stability Scores.Message me with your email address if you want to see the full reports.

Think of all the things that could go wrong and see if the lease addresses them: unauthorized pets or tenants, early termination, security deposit, lease violations, late rent, eviction, lawn maintenance, parking, etc.5.

The way to stop issues like this is to address them before they come up!

That said, I think you wouldn’t have an issue as long as that property is listed as your primary residence: all the bills in your name and change your mailing address.

@Zaki Kaddoura as a renowned historian, known far and wide for my mad skills in knowing all the things about "the stuff", I would like to address your questions so that there can be no further confusion on the subject.

what is your reasoning for trying to do this. i dont get it, the seller still gets procedes, you still get the lot free and clear... your concern should not be what the seller nets.

I really like that house, despite the above concerns.