@Remone RandolphI think the point folks are try to get across is that the terms of the contract which govern the EMD and method of financing are mutually exclusive.

One way to do that is to give your guests exclusive use of all the common areas, including the full bathroom at specific times of the day.

Option 1: sell the house now and put it in cash currently 4.8% while waiting for an opportunity to buy in Washington StateOption 2: keep the Houston home and rent it out for another 5 years The section 121 exclusion is starting to expire so soon I'll be paying the 15%+ tax on equity gains if I keep the home.

The 1 that does not have an office is the smallest, most exclusive and most expensive town to live in and there’s only a few small businesses there that cater primarily to tourists.

The only exclusion is if you are making money while living there.After moving out:Asset. 

I highly recommend that you buy a property live in it for at least two years and then sell it or convert it to a rental.The Internal Revenue Code Section 121 offers an exclusion for the first 250k or 500k if Married filing joint.That is how I sold my first Long term "flip".

Stay for at least a year before doing this again (a year to satisfy the new mortgage holder, or 2 years to obtain the capital gains exclusion for tax purposes).  

I work exclusively in the Sacramento and Placer County area, and it is a great place to do business.

The locals are super warm and they have lots of good food and drink there.Baton Rouge is my home town, and it's where we exclusively invest so far.

If you are in the boonies or in an uncompetitive market, then you should have plenty of success with those lists.If you're in a competitive market, you want exclusive lists or to come up with techniques that are different from what other people are doing.