I don't want to wait. 

They may speak to you directly.I have to say that buying occupied may have more cost and wait time involved but if the price is so low you can't go wrong then it may be ok.

You are right, they are still waiting for hospital to finalize their extension. 

Also, if they get behind and you kick them out because of it, they lose their section 8 assistance and the waiting list is years long so they do NOT want that and find money when they need to (through friends, charities, etc.).What I don't like:  Yearly inspections.   

@Elena Casey Our outsourced accounting company for real estate investors preform many of the above mentioned services.

I'll have to wait till Monday. personally I'd like to just sell and be done, I just can't find any info of whether or not it's legal.

I already mentioned how aggressive their rental gains are, so I am not sure how occupancy can keep up when the rents are so high.So what does this all mean?

The new tax law that you mention, I read up on it last week. 

And I'll have to pay 15% on the gain when I file 2024, but the net amount due to the IRS will of course be offset by any losses I take, not to mention overpayment of W-2 tax, etc.

Let’s call it Retirement 2.0.Retirement 2.0For a moment, let’s set aside the traditional model of retirement we’ve all been taught and reimagine retirement as it should be.What if . . . we didn’t have to wait until the end of our lives for retirement?