The previous (I guess technically current:)) owner was charging a flat fee but it was ridiculously low compared with the real usage. 

Mary,that would depend on what the property was worth at the time of the Mother's death and what it is worth now.I doubt there would be a CG tax because it sounds like the house was in bad shape and you are selling it at a technical loss.Only a CPA and a qualified appraiser can answer these questions throughly.

Its an long & a bit of an odd off ramp off the interstate there and technically the land is between the Interstate and the off ramp.   

@Dmitriy FomichenkoIt's not technically a re-finance for us.

technically, an uber driver is still a cab driver just isn't called that.Being a realtor is really a service provider and just like any other service provider, you will be around as long as your service is desired (not necessarily needed). 

Technically, those people answered you correctly.  

I'm not sure about the technicalities of terms.

Keep in mind that you are technically an employer, so a workers comp policy needs to be in place by the contractors, if not, your now responsible as the employer.

So technically, purchasing at tax sale can be wholesaling if you buy low enough to make a profit.

If you're technically inclined, it's a great tool you can apply a few hours a day to exponentially grow your efficiency.