I bought a primary residence Single-Family in 2010, Rented it in 2015 [sole landlord], and Just sold it in 2018 FSBO.

I have one on my current residence and am looking to buy a duplex that is located just over 100 miles away.

They probably prefer having residents paying HOA dues.What are the "rules" for these HOA owned homes?

If you're getting a conventional loan (especially for a primary residence), then yes it's easier as an individual.

Hi Brian,Here's my cheat sheet, note that for a primary residence rate/term refinance, the max LTVs are a lot higher than for cash out:Over 80% LTV will have PMI in some form, but monthly isn't the only option.

450k primary residence home in TN, seeking lender who would do 20-30yr fixed or balloon, non FNMA only due to the client having large cash holdings but no income in 2016 / 2017 due to their large section 179 tax depreciations those yrs Thank YouJames

450k primary residence home in TN, seeking lender who would do 20-30yr fixed or balloon, non FNMA only due to the client having large cash holdings but no income in 2016 / 2017 due to their large section 179 tax depreciations those yrs Thank YouJames

@Ouman You If the property was her primary residence, yes, it will not qualify for 1031 exchange treatment.

I am selling 2 rental units to purchase unimproved land to be used as my future primary residence.

Live in it long enough to qualify as a primary residence  then sell without having to pay capitol gains.