You cannot exchange into your primary residence.

The sole exception may be if you're renting to a tenant who is just so old (or otherwise culturally disconnected) that they don't use digital platforms, and getting them to do so would be more work than the benefit would be worth.In my observation, hardly anybody under 30 uses checks anymore except where the government (or their old-fashioned landlord) requires them to.

Unless I'm mistaken...and I'm no CPA since it is your primary residence you would not pay taxes on the sale. 

To qualify as an accredited investor, one of the ways is to show a $1M assets other than the primary residence. 

Sec 121 is for your primary residence. 

I grew up in the Bellevue area and if you are willing to live right outside the city limits, there are other areas that can work well for both rental homes and or a primary residence.

I can't say if he is investor friendly but he is a great realtor for my Primary.  

It is not listed on no platforms but I do have a For Rent sign in the yard.

Right now I’m able to get three loans from my local bank for real estate investments (I already have my primary mortgage with them).

Hi, First of all i would like to say hello to all BP users and thank you for giving me this platform to increase all aspects of my knowledge with people who have been there and done it.I am Rebecca, 26 from Ireland.