They’ll determine best route in how to essentially to pay the least amount in capital gains, should we sell, 1031, invest etc. being attorneys they can do a little more than CPA’s my research says. 

What did you pay for this one?

Maybe bankruptcy, maybe slow courts or laws over Covid, maybe owner missed a payment and started paying again, but one payment behind, maybe trying to do a workout, maybe some environmental hazard with the property that they want to take ownership of it.So that would be the first step....find out who owns it.....individual or LLC or now in lender name.   

I'm not in the midwest, but I do not pay a full month's rent. 

No investor is going to want to pay retail.

You can just put 5% though the number needs to work as you will need to pay a PMI.1.

Do not give them any money until you check the property and get the keys...also check that any bills tied to the house that they may have been paying are up to date.

My wife and I are considering selling our current property and moving into another, but as I’m sure many of you know, those events don’t always line up perfectly to prevent paying for two places at once.I’ve heard rumors about a program that allows the temporary freezing of mortgage payments on properties for sale by owner while they begin paying for other properties.

Are all tenants paying on time?

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.