I want to sell it and use the money to buy a primary residence.I am wondering what the tax implications will be, such as capital gains, paying taxes on items that I have written off/deferred, etc. 

Some loans may have seasoning requirements for the down payment money like you see on conventional loans for primary residences where they need to know where that money was the past couple months.

And no matter how you try hard to be kind, people don't always see things from the Landlord's perspective when it comes down to money.

If property management is not chosen wisely you can loose a lot of money very fast.

There are a handful of ways where arbitrage ends with you running out of money. 

Stock market....you can loose 25% or more of your money in one day.   

Be willing to spend more money or more time, but I've learned I should have spent more money and moved more quickly.

Be willing to spend more money or more time, but I've learned I should have spent more money and moved more quickly.

Hi all, Recently my SF rental property had some pipes freeze and burst, causing a considerable amount of water damage to the house.

My rehab is crawling along but I'm doing it at a pace I can afford without outside money and I'm learning along the way (that I probably want to have more momentum on my next similar deal).