I'm 27, married with one kid, and currently a student at the University of Utah studying business entrepreneurship.

Account Closed your post implies that you are selling your personal residence every two years to take advantage of the tax free (exemption of up to 250k single or 500k married) gains from sale.The two year rule is based on the IRS set time period for selling your personal residence without getting taxed on the gain.

I was getting married, but the waiting list to be able to rent was taking about 2 years!

Hello everyone,I'm 35 years old and married with one child.

I didn't marry myself to a single realtor b/c the only assistance they could provide in my search was MLS listings (which incidentally i already had).

So, just wanted to say thank you in general to so many of you out there.More about me: I am 33, male, married, 2 young kids (3 and 1) who keep my very busy.I should also mention I went to the best university (For the uninformed: I am of course referring to none other than Texas A&M).I've been looking into investing in real estate for the past year or so.

I will be getting married on 11-1-13, so just a couple days.

Married for 10 years, I've got 8, 6 and 4 year olds at home.

I rented it the first day I put the sign out to a great young couple getting married this month.

Living with parents is always temporary because they will either get sick of you or you will get sick of them or what to get married or something.