I understand that if I build a house and use it for my primary residence (even for a short while) then I am exempt from paying capital gains tax when I sell the house.Now, what if I sold the other two lots?

Our business gets referrals from contacts in the area that we reside as well from contacts that my husband (John) has made from different organizations that he belongs to locally as well as from different parts of the country.

The new resident didn't make their payments, so this guy (actually, his LLC) didn't make their payments.

We give our tenant more than 14 cumulative days will be charged additional $100 a month per additional resident.

Foreigners are eligible for the SAME loans as American citizens/residents.

I'm 26 yo and I'm currently a dentist going through residency.

I want to purchase a 2 family home in Western New York, using this low interest loan.I would occupy 1 unit as my main residence, and would rent out the other side.A few questions for people who have dealt with this program..Do they allow half of the multi family home to be rented out, or are they focused on only owners living in the home?

All of these COSTS, however, will get passed back to the tenants in the form of a CAM (Common Area Maintenance) charge that is typically calculated based on the square footage of each tenant's space, according to underlying terms of their lease, and charged, in addition to base rent, monthly.

Based on the quick glance of your link I could not find anything that referred to deficiency judgments or properties other than primary residences, can you point to where that is mentioned?

It does not survive the sale.Anyone residing in the property is the responsibility of the new owner.