If it’s the taxable gain you are concerned about, you can temporarily defer that portion of the sale through 2026 by investing in a Qualified Opportunity Zone fund.  

I’m a lender here in Louisiana and could walk you through a few options.

I’m not concerned with a cover that would support a vehicle since any vehicle would not get close enough for a tire to fall through. 

By doing this, you can build equity in your new property while someone else pays the majority of the mortgage through rental income.

@Liran Afergan, I have yet to meet anyone that finds a deal through CoStar, so I would say no.  

Funding your account happens through a rollover, transfer, or personal contribution.

Also, does it require cash to close or can be done through loan too?

The second was a Women’s Real Estate Program that I was given an Advisor and a Consultant that would work me through the program.

First-time homeowners can start creating wealth through real estate while lowering their living expenses by using a clever tactic known as "house hacking."

I truly do feel like my efforts to get to this position of being able to purchase in the first place would be significantly undermined if I went ahead and split the home through a jointly owned LLC.