You will have long-term capital gains even if you sell today.Mandatory IRS disclaimer: Be advised that any tax advice contained in this communication, is not intended or written to be used and may not be used for the purpose of (i) avoiding any tax-related penalties imposed under Federal law or (ii) promoting, marketing or recommending to another party any transaction or matter addressed herein.

Even if you chose to use an attorney to help you, reading the material will help you better communicate you wishes to that attorney and better understand his or her recommendations.

This is all the money I have, so all you rich silverbacks out there can look at my bank statement and play the "I remember when I was that poor" game for a good laugh.

We are requesting our realtor to have the seller fix these issues, but our realtor don't want to communicate these issues because seller realtor already said that inspection is for information only and not for negotiation.

It has a rich history and is designated as an Historic Area.

@Brandon Hall I'm not a big fan of buying into "cheap real estate"  You don't get rich by buying sh*t.  

I'd like to hear more about your experience so far and your plan/goals moving forward.My top 2 recommendations to new members are always to read the Rich Dad Poor Dad book, and to check out Josh and Brandon's weekly podcast.

I was able to communicate fairly easily with the person at Homesearch that sent that email.

Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill was also instrumental in my early (and continuing) financial education.

14 years later I read "Rich Dad/Poor Dad" and thought that was a good idea...then life happened and still nothing.  6 years later I read it again and finally got the burning desire to get out of the Rat Race!