Are you only allowed to work for your employer/sponsor?

Can someone please explain the IRS rule that allows homeowners to avoid paying taxes on up to 500k in profit from selling their primary residence?

There should be a clause in your lease that allow you access to the home within a certain amount of notification time.

The people living here are a nice family, with a large dog, that I allowed them to keep with certain rules.

I open my calendar 30 days out as well to allow for future reservations.

If you have a room that you use as an office, you probably can deduct that portion of your total square footage as a business expense.  

You just may need to install an interior door that doesn't allow the upper tenant to access the lower unit.

AND when you are ready to move in, take down the wall and make it into your original house, OR BETTER YET, when you are ready to sell, sell it and it will likely command more money than your 5/3.This will allow you to keep the house until to can settle your feeling and make a decision on what you want to do.

Not to mention the GL is usually only about 15% of your overall insurance cost.I'd suggest asking your lender to put into writing what is the maximum risk they will allow you to take and then give those guidelines to your broker and see if they can improve on your current program.

All normal expenses deducted management maintenance landscaping and so on.Does that sound about right?