But probably not that high.The IRS has shown some comfort level with sales to related parties as long as the following happens:1.

As long as the rehab and resale value is there then yes

Also, When you're choosing your area it's important to make sure there are options in each area, as long as you have options, it doesn't matter as much. 

Paying it off is not an option.I’m trying to See if there’s a mechanism that will still enable the refinance Wilders Lien in existence.Two lenders told me it can be done as long as title is willing to ensure it, And give them first lane position. so far three title companies were not able to suggest a solution.I was hoping someone here he’s aware of a method to my scenario  can be accomplished.I was hoping someone here he’s aware of a method to my Señora can be accomplished

As long as you are reporting the rent payments (and taking all the many expenses) you should be fine. 

So long as you plan to use the condo for your personal use at least some portion of the year, you can buy it as a second home with 10% down.

Nothing to be worried about as long as you stay in your primary residence for the required amount of time ;)

Using a private money loan at 10% interest is a great way to aquire a property as long as this loan is going to be short term loan, preferably 12 months or less.

Would it have to be vacant at close or could the agreement extend an additional 59 days after close as long as there is a signed document by all parties?

Is the strategy typically to take as much out while you can as long as you follow these parameters?