I am exchanging it for a first phase new build in Lake Elsinore that is not due to be completed until November of this year.If he has lived in the property for 2 of the last 5 years then I would definitely tell him to sell and pocket the profit.As always, I am NOT a tax professional and would encourage him or you to seek the professional advise of someone who is.

Specifically, I recommend looking at Apopka, Altamonte Springs, Ocoee, Winter Garden, Clermont, Minneola, Davenport, Kissimmee, Maitland, Lake Mary, Winter Park, and Windermere. 

I grew up in Lake Worth (FL), went to college in Daytona Beach, lived in Oklahoma City, and have moved to the Port St John area (within the past year). 

I am across this listing and am wondering what you guys think of it.http://equitypro.com/properties/lake-wales-duplexAny input would be extremely helpful!!

That being said my idea of financial freedom will be far different then someone who is married with 3 kids and live in Salt Lake City.

(Especially if it's in the southeastern part of the city where you could advertise as being near Sloan's Lake and the Highlands there in Denver.)

Very filtered air in your lake house!

I mean I wouldn’t recommend either of you do but if you feel some desperate need to hurl yourself into the lake of unemployment at least have one person go first.

Shelbyville has a fairly decent sized lake and has the stability of being a regional destination spot for recreation. 

There may not be as big of a lake draw, but I'm sure there is still hiking, biking and some type of water area to enjoy.