Just be prepared to pay your capital gains tax on it.Without actual extenuating circumstances, the IRS will not let that go lightly.

I have also seen that if it goes beyond those options or when there are extenuating circumstances where buyers may face significant financial losses based on the seller’s non-performance, attorneys usually start getting involved.

Even though it's a great networking opportunity, it's not deductible.Ultimately, it's facts and circumstances based. 

People move when life circumstances change.

But can work in the right circumstances. 

It will take the right circumstance and location and TK provider to make it work.Sadly some people only had profit motives and gave the idea a bad rep.

For women it is constant.

FHA will allow you to use the program for a second primary residence if you had to relocate away from the general area of the first or due to other mitigating circumstances.

The only way around this if under extenuating circumstances such as need to go from a 2 bed to a 3 bed place due to family size growing or moving out of state or further away due to job relocation. 

Evening Y'allI'm currently under contract for an occupied sfh. the contract dictates i will assume the house vacant. the tenant was given their 30day and now has requested to meet with me because they want to stay. under normal circumstances is say, sure if you pass my screening process that wont be a problem, but there are a few complications.firstly, the house needs a new hot water tank (ive been told it doesnt work), a whole new hvac system (the current heater does not work and the only window unit is broken... i guess they have a bunch of space heaters). it *needs* 3 windows (broken/old), but i plan to replace them all.