Hi BP,So I’ve widely heard around here that if you live in a house for 2 of the last 5 years that you don’t have to pay taxes on your gains if you’re single up to $250K.

Also Fort Hoot is huge and has a large capacity for soldiers, but as force levels change there are wide swings at times as to the number of soldiers stationed there.

BK attorneys will be contacting them.. realtors  Mortgage lenders.. so at the end of the day what starts at the wide part of the funnel and actually goes to sale comes out a small hole at the bottom.. that's kind of my thought. 

This obviously varies widely by building but for the most part it seems to end up somewhere in that range over the long term.

Rates can also vary widely from one market to the next.  

Bro, that's too wide a question to start wholesaling.

There's probably a pretty wide range out there depending on thoroughness of the QI and location/terms of the deal. 

I sure hope hyperinflation or any type of systemic country-wide financial melt down doesn't happen in my lifetime (or my childrens lifetime...)

Assuming no agents are involved on either side, require that your tenant buyer obtain a new market appraisal to help them establish value so they go into the transaction with eyes wide open. 

I have worked quite a bit in a wide range of neighborhoods in Baltimore.