He claims there will be less taxes to pay and less filing costs upfront and yearly with tax returns.

If you live in it for at least two years you can rent it out for three more and still claim the primary residence exemption.

Can I claim 100%?

Insurance companies might also have a say in the matter regarding whether they will pay a claim or not.

Our attorney has said since we moved out before finding the leak we cannot claim loss of use compensation.

Simply avoiding any major upward pressure in rates is a victory today.

Due to plumbing issues he claims that property is “inhabitable” and says he will leave without paying.

I bought a tax certificate from an individual first purchase but don’t know how to start the process to a tax deed and quit claim deed.

The guy claimed direct access to wholesalers who know what rehabbers wanted (70-80%ARV), I have yet to see these deals on BP.Contractors who know the systems for the remodel per remodel number(they go to home depot and know exactly what sku # to pick up and labor is coming in at $2-4 k per room.These are supposed vetted contractors who will sign the 6 document agreements.Any feedback on the systems and software is much appreciated.

Is it possible for me to later occupy the property to claim the $250k tax exemption for proceeds from the salesale of a principal residence?