For your price point, you will have about half financing if your area is like mine. 

It will cost me a few bucks but it relieved her of trying to figure out how to keep the yard cut while she's 2000 miles away trying to deal with the death of a parent.

I want to make sure I understand the nuances correctly before making this suggestion to to my better half, so hopefully BP can give me good advice about this and make sure I'm thinking through the repercussions correctly.TL;DR My wife hates living in the South and wants out ASAP and our owned primary residence doesn't come anywhere remotely close to cashflow potential, so how do we leave before the 2 year mark while also avoiding a hefty inflation-induced capital gains tax bill?

So if half the fence is up they will pay out 50% of what you put on the line budget for the fence.

Probably a half hour interview, could be phone or zoom.

If you want to get into the investing game you may want to start by hitting some auctions, and putting some miles on your vehicle.

(First, let me mention that I have zero deals under my belt)I drive a 2010 car with over 100K miles. 

Complex construction projects are the easiest way to lose money, and the toughest for inexperienced investors to be able to pull off.There are a lot of inexperienced contractors as well who will gladly give you a quote for $50,000, get half way through the job and not be able to complete it or need another $50,000. 

Pm me i might can snap photos of a few im half an hour away.

Luckily the Home Depot about 22 miles still had some in stock.