Can I do this if the Airbnb I list is also my primary residence, we were thinking of buying pull out couches to add to the number of beds in the house?

Hi everyone,I need some advice on my personal residence (in California) and an issue I am going through.

For example, I've learned that the state of Vermont will impose a huge "land gains" tax on someone who buys and sells a piece of vacant land that isn't part of their primary residence within a 7 year period.

One generally purchases a primary residence with different criteria from purchasing an investment property.

At that time it was typically characterized by crime and low income residents.

I remember back in the mid 80s when an article like this came out and said the Pac northwest was going to grow at rates unseen in the past.. well that was when  timber aerospace and farming dominated the area.. us CA residence thought what the heck it rains there all the time nice in the summer but really...

That way I would make the duplex my primary residency and I can turn around and rent my single family home out.Thank you!

Never charge the resident more per gallon that you are being charged.

My goal is to make my first investment, ideally in a 3/4-plex in the Hudson County area, although I am also open to a Duplex as well if the deal is right, and I'm looking to be able to connect with like minded individuals in the following areas:- Agent - someone who wouldn't mind working with a new investor, and has experience/knowledge working in the Hudson County area (which is where I currently reside - I'm in West New York to be specific)- Bank - I would love to be able to work with a community bank/credit union, as I prefer to be able to give back to the small businesses within the community rather than fill the pockets of the big banks.  

Because of privacy laws the county would not even acknowledge that the office resided there, and the State Vital Statistics office would not give out a copy of the death certificate without a court order, also to comply with privacy laws.