Do you change which purchasing contract you use depending on the seller?

That will be taxable as long term capital gains - 15% (plus state, if applicable).Keep in mind the tax bill, which passed the house, changes the 2 of 5 to 5 of 8, so you would need to stay 3.5 more years if that change become law. 

@Arley Collado Real Estate like many other areas is constantly changing and we are always all learning.  

Hi......Can you speak briefly and what changes you have seen in the Brooklyn area since your purchases?

If you have the ability to make any changes to your current property that will increase the value, you may want to consider those as well. 

If I understand correctly the capital gains tax rates have changed for 2017 such that under about $75K income there is 0% long term capital gains.

The implications for turning it into a rental is now the interest will change, likely for higher.

Harv Eker which states that in the event of being forced to make an 'either or' decision if you are able to do BOTH it will change your life.

Phillip Dwyer hey Phillip sorry I'm late but the seller ended up changing her mind about selling.

I supply and thank them to change the filter but most of them don’t change!