They tend to not appreciate as consistently and as high as SFH in most circumstances, IMHO.

Based off the details below, what are my options and where should I go to start getting adequate information to take full advantage of my current home situation, considering the circumstances at hand?

Maybe I will see you in late night infomercial as the next real estate guru superstar...sitting by a pool surrounded by beautiful women (LOL).

LOLLike @Rachel H. said, I have been doing a whole series on Successful Women in Real Estate, and that is one of the questions I asked them.

If they did not, they need to show the reason why they bought as an intended owner occupant and the circumstances changed so they could not.The other quick fix to that is that HUD could VERY EASILY put a restriction on the site that you are only allowed to buy 1 house every 2 years as an owner occupant.

I don't know about GA  but I ran into a similar circumstance in Mississippi..

What they allow, under what specific circumstances, is hard to keep track of.  

@Roland Paicely  That thought had occurred to me, but unfortunately its out of the question, he has made it clear he just wants to sell it and move on, and from what I know of his personal circumstances I believe him.

Brazilian Jiu Jitsu,Nothing is more of a equalizer than spending time on the mat, fending off grown men (& women).

And the other issue is going to be whether those are expensable items under any circumstances or whether they would need to be capitalized whether primary or rental.Dave