It is rather foolish to assume you will buy a property and never be in a position to refinance that property or obtain other financing or use that property in future business transactions, that's just poor financial planning boxing yourself in for a long term.

Do you know of any event that would take place on weekends, T-accessible?

You must dot all of those i's and cross all of those t's.

In order to borrow, you will either have to obtain an administrator loan upon opening probate from a private money source (and at presumably higher rates and cost) or complete probate in order to clear title and vest in your name to obtain bank financing.I have no idea what rates or terms to expect on a non-owner occupied rental.

I am having a difficult time obtaining reliable information regarding which liens will stay with the property after the sale.

@David T.

Did you have to obtain a license?

I'm clearing title of all debt to obtain a loan..from private lender that speicalize in (fiduciary) Mortgage loansroger.

And as @William T. said, then just edit your sig and the logo will appear.

Originally posted by Dave T: @Steven Hamilton II (ii) Exceptions The term "period of nonqualified use" does not include— (I) any portion of the 5-year period described in subsection (a) which is after the last date that such property is used as the principal residence of the taxpayer or the taxpayer's spouse, If I interpret this correctly, it sounds to me that the period of rental use during the five year look-back period prior to sale might not be counted as a period of nonqualified use.