He'll lose 50-60 if he sells as is. 

a good general rule of thumb is the 1% rule.

I'm currently in the middle of getting my Real Estate Agent license and hope to have it done by end of year.i was studying my Law of Contracts material and i came across the rule (537.11) that states that agents must use TREC promulgated forms in a transaction unless the license holder (me) is acting SOLELY as principal or the principal (client) requires use of another contract and/or one prepared by an attorney.  

BetseyWe have listed our properties on Google Business .Since doing that, we are running about 50/50 of people coming directly to our web site and going through HomeAway ,VRBO or Trip Advisor or Flip KeyOur Season is almost 85% word of mouth. which really helps cut down booking fees.We have seen and been told that during season once guest find a place they book for the following year because if they don't they won't be able to get in.We have been doing this going on 3 seasons now, when we bought the place we inherited a couple of guest that have been staying on the property.

@Brad TarrySometimes 401ks have ambiguous rules @Brian Eastman discussed-make sure you understand them.

Hello BP,So these HOA board members are trying to amend the HOA rules so that the owner of each rented condominium unit needs to pay $50 more per month. 

@Shaun Palmer appreciate all the resPonses, didn’t expect this much feedback but thanks to everyone...So it is a 50 gallon electric water tank but is being used as an indirect holding tank off the boiler with a circulator...

The only way around the 1 year occupy rule is if there is an extenuating circumstance that is causing you to have you move out early.

My investments currently, (After having been burned in C/D/F areas) are all in A/B areas, with A/B tenants in stable markets with high demand, and I have 20-25% down on all my properties, and probably 50% equity in most of them at this point.

The right section 8 voucher holders will adhere to your rules, or risk losing their voucher.