IF you sell while that is still true then you would not pay any tax on the first $500K of profit (as a married couple). 

I don't think that's necessarily true.

I always get hooked by lead propellor and investor carrot whenever I read about them, but, I consider myself woefully uninformed on the true cost of these sites.Obviously, just having a website doesn’t create leads.

Fantastic story, and all true.

Pricing is tighter than it used to be but that is true for most niches in RE investing right now.

Quinn:A true RUBS (variable cost monthly depending on usage) must comply with local ordinances and typically can recover only a portion (e.g. 80%) of the utilities.

All of that needs to be taken up with FNMA, the true dictator of appraisals and the appraisal industry.

It's not a true house hack because they bought it as an investment, but it shows what you can do with the rent-by-the-room/medium-term rental model.)If you can get a house in Denver that cash flows even a little, I'd want to keep it.

I've done it but only when i'm trying to squeeze more money out of a third party while at the same time, being comfortable with it coming back to me as REO (That usually implies there is a senior lien/junior lien relationship of some sort).Some of it is art, some science, some smoke and mirror but its all in the effort to "true up" what you realistically expect to take as a loss when its all said and done, if you end up taking a loss.

I spoke to my neighbors and they confirm(obviously) that the fence line is the true marker.