Do you still reside in the area?

The Lease Agreement should spell out and be very specific about who is to reside at the property.

He is also buying a new construction condo and selling his primary residence within the next 6 months.  

I've heard stipulations about due to the fact that is a homepath property, they require that you move in within 60 days and live in the residence for a year before you can sell it.

Home ownership and real estate investment were not in my focus at the time, but my desire to not move again (for the 5th time in 5 years) led me to purchase the house with one of my brothers (who was also still residing there).  

Hi,I am a new real estate investor who reside in Northern New Jersey, I a planning to start buy and hold single family homes in FL (Volusia county to be exact) I have relatives there that can assist me managing my future investments.

I'm kind of just starting out, shooting to buy a minimum of 3 rental properties this year, I purchased one rental last year plus own my primary residence two years ago.  

NOt work on it for 10 days waste your time and especially contractors looking at deals that can't close.I know its frustrating. and out on the east coast were title I susually done at the end of the transactions I make them run it day one.. you should see the stares I get back.. ( hey why are you doing that ) for the exact same reason you just stated.I had my first resi deal in Calistoga cira 1975 and worked on that got ready to close 45 days into only to find out same circumstance you did.. now talk about a  bumbed out rookie 18 YO agent ..

Hello everyone,I currently own one rental, a primary residence and looking to buy a third property (preferably a duplex).

The plan is to purchase a larger permanent residence due to an addition to our family (little one on the way).