Thank youGustavo There is a tax treaty between Canada and US, so you probably will not be paying double taxes.

Start small and think long-term by considering house hacking as a stepping stone.

In fact, a SFH with a rentable basement can be a great stepping stone if duplexes aren't available within your price range.Single-Family Homes vs.

Nothing in stone right now, since I'm still in school, but preparing for after graduation (6/2025). 

This allowed me to pay a single economical price for a software that actually kills several birds with one stone.

@Michael Ludwig They are Jurassic tools of navigation much like using a sun-stone to figure out which way to go.

The two years of residence would tick back from when you lived in the home, which concluded in Sept 2021.The other piece to keep in mind, and again, I don't know where abroad you are living, but I would also consult a tax accountant familiar with the tax laws of that country, and the US tax treaty with that country, to confirm a gain wouldn't be inadvertently triggered for your country of residence. 

Then this week I read one of Mutual company's I use is buying what BITCOIN it Makes me think.169-Year-Old Insurer MassMutual Invests $100 Million In BitcoinDECEMBER 10, 2020 • OLGA KHARIFMassachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co. has purchased $100 million in Bitcoin for its general investment fund, the latest mainstream firm to dabble in digit assets.The mutual insurer also acquired a $5 million minority equity stake in NYDIG, a subsidiary of Stone Ridge that provides cryptocurrency services to institutions, according to a statement.

Home is under Dekalb county GA in stone mountain.Kind regards,Lynn

So my immediate plan was to try to rent this house as a medium-term, furnished rental (basically leaving all my stuff here, taking a few select things) and moving in with her for a few months to kill a few birds with one stone - MTR income, not having to pay for a storage unit for my stuff, saving up more money for a down payment, and caring for my mother.