We are selling one of our rental homes in order to purchase one in the same state we reside in to better manage the property.

I am hoping to get some guidance on my current revenue/expense assumptions:Rent / Purchase Price -> 1.0% to 1.1% (model set-up for varying ranges)Vacancy Rate -> 0 to 10% (model set-up for varying ranges) Property Tax -> ~2.5% (looking at Tarrant County property site for reference)Insurance -> ~0.9% (based on my personal residence)Property Mgmt.

My name is Daunte White and I current reside in Winston Salem, NC.

Hi there,I'm brand new to real estate sales, but have been asked by an in-law for advice on selling her home (for better or worse!). We will definitely eventually engage a professional, but I wanted to check with you ...

In any case, if the property has gone up in value over what you paid, when you sell you would get hit with the whole gain (plus depreciation recapture) because it is not your personal residence.

Would I run into any trouble because I am an out of state resident/buyer in Virginia?

You could counter will longer terms, lower payments, but keeping your asking price intact (if that solution meets your needs, obviously).

Typically you would have to start the eviction process on all persons on the lease and any other parties who may reside there.

The house was a primary residence, then a rental, and now I'm living in it again for now.

I reside in Little elm and have very similar interest, subject to, as well as purchase & hold . my interest is within the Colony,.