1. if you have w-2 income, good credit and a good amount of equity HELOC's on primary are not difficult to get.

These neighborhoods are often up-and-coming areas with features like public transportation, entertainment areas, shopping, restaurants, low property taxes, and great schools.

By next year, I should be accredited due to my income being over 200k for 2 consecutive years. 

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. 

This is where it becomes confusing to make income.

How did you mitigate the missing income and expense data?

I work as a Firefighter full time in Richmond, Va and would love to supplement my income on my days off.

An overarching passive income managing agent, with tax and LLC/trust expertise would be the perfect fit. 

They attend networking events, build websites, print business cards and worry about stuff like LLC structure and taxes instead of learning how to become a deal maker.

Some are forgivable at a rate of 20% per year and after 5 years they dont have to worry...Others take 15 or 20 years before it becomes 100% forgivable.Some are not forgivable at all...With this deal I would be less concerned with equity that exists and more concerned with the amount of that equity can the "Moderate To Low Income" of a Habitat Homeowner support in loan format.I am almost certain that its possible but your going to want to know the terms of the DPA/ Grant so you're aware of the actual cost and you have to see what the DTI looks like to see if it will fit what theyre looking for.