I'm not a lawyer, so this shouldn't be construed as legal advice.

First: I'm not a lawyer or accountant, so don't rely on this advice.That said: you're within the cap gains allowance for primary residence.

Other cost, including all closing/agent/lawyer... 100K6.

Doctors and lawyers who deal with traffic accidents.  

Since I will be considered as an overseas investor, my entry point shall be low in blue areas but looking for growing population as well as high rental demand.I would really like some advice, help, opportunities and strategies that anybody can throw me since I don't know any realtors or lawyers, not to mention that I have not lived in any of those areas, but I am more than happy to take a plane and visit those places when I have a clearer idea of investment plans.Thank you, I will really appreciate it.

He doesn't even list his PA contractor number on his marketing material (indicating that no one had ever seriously gone after him for breach of service, so he's never had a lawyer yell at him for not having that info up on his marketing materials, as he's required to by HICPA).

Hello,My 1st post on BP, woohoo I'm over that hurdle. lol I am looking for a RE lawyer that is Investor friendly in the Clearwater/ Tampa/ St.

You would be better served to get legal advice from your lawyer and tax advice from your CPA, as opposed to on an Internet forum.

I could be wrong as I'm not a lawyer

I emailed my RE lawyer and I will post her reply below when she responds as well, but I would love to here your experience with owner financing, adding protective clauses for both parties, or purchasing multiple properties at one time.