I am relocating for work and recently listed my home for sale.

My wife and I are relocating, have found a lovely home for ourselves, just received the home inspection...Aside from some minor to moderate issues...Polybutylene piping is in the home...House is approx 2,200 sq. feet...Assuming we can come to a meeting of the mind with other issues, what do you feel cost to remediate this plumbing?

But situations do occur whereby if the Austin market adjusts, his company may relocate him.

Hi all,I’m Ivan, 35, born and raised in California, moved abroad to Australia a few years ago for work and recently relocated to back to the states and have landed in Seattle.I recently resigned from a long stint at a major tech company where I initially started IT support, Project Management, and ended Marketing and Advertising.

Over the past few years, I have been moving around the SE and now back up to NJ relocating for my company, and have enjoyed seeing some of the growth coming back to ROC.

It has all the usual suspects - large relocation fees if you don't renew a lease, fixed % of annual increase.I intentionally rent under market, but will be forced to immediately raise rents if rent control goes in place to protect the long term value.

I had a couple relocating.

We are doing a 1031 exchange however we are having issues getting pre-qualified for a mortgage for a rental property that would equal the sell amount of the original property ($425k) due to changes in jobs and relocating etc.

Originally I planned on living here for another four years before relocating out of state due to the cheap mortgage payment and the house itself being a better fit size wise for my needs than the houses I’ve been living in, not to mention centrally located.

Within the next 5 or so years I would have the opportunity to relocate to a new city for my job, so I am thinking this would be a good way to begin gaining equity in real estate, live with friends while I'm still relatively young, and have their rent payment help pay off my mortgage.Sorry for the long post, hope that it is at least comprehensible.