She needs to consult a tax expert but this is what I believe$250k of the gain is tax free ($500k if married) if she has been living in the home (must have lived in home for at least 2 of the last 5 years)Any gain above $250k is capital gains.  

If we start to see demand significantly decrease, then it will show that Covid-19 has created major economic damage in itself.I specifically told my investors that there were no real strong numbers that supported a strong market downturn pre-COVID-19.

@Jonathan LyfordYes, my back up plan is to keep lowering rent to keep people in there if we have an economic collapse like in 2008.

PM me if you wantI know a couple experts on the matterThey should have some answers for you

@Yonah Weiss is quite the expert on cost segregation and should be able to help you out and point you in the right direction

She is an expert at marketing and bringing buyers to a property, a true professional we look forward to working with again.

Experts have been calling for the market peak for all the years I've been investing in real estate.

The economics just work better.

@Calvin Kwon and @Brian Beck I am not a section 8 expert by any means but I do know that the amount listed on the HUD site is the maximum - so there is no guarantee that you will be able to get that price. 

Recently I purchased a new construction 3 unit condo in Chicago. Do you know any home inspector you'd like to recommend?Thank you in advance.