@Sandro DeAngelisIn some cases, there might be a way to restructure your sale and redirect a portion, maybe even most, of your profit into a retirement plan.

As this is going to be my primary residence for a long time I am not worried too much about what my future profits on it will be.

You are in it for the long haul, not the quick turn around profits. 

With that launching soon, we are avoiding the temptation to dive into the profits we make and, instead, sinking those profits into real estate.  

We split the profits 50/50 (all by written agreement of course) Here are the Spreadsheet numbersThe property is a 4 bed 2 bath with pool in Mesa AZ that I found "off market" and negotiated the Purchase & Sale Agreement for $180,000.

If it was worth $500k, and now it's worth $750k, and you say things are stagnant, that's a nice profit to reap. 

It’s a pass for me as the numbers were close but after seeing it, would be a hard task to profit much at all if any.

I worry that even though the rehab could be done with a profit that if things go wrong she could end up in debt after the selling of the house.

I've always been at odds with this list, as well as probates because I feel like you're profiting from others misfortune.I haven't used attorneys to get these lists.

Find the ones in the drive-able distance that generate a large audience and go to them.