Hopefully that will shed some light, or at least rule out an option.

Check your local rules to be sure.

Or you might have to take her to court to try to get it.OTOH if you wait until April to fill the vacancy then take her to court the judge may rule against you.

The rules regarding non-relatives living at the house can be fairly strict, essentially they need to be approved by the park, background check and all or they are considered to be trespassing and you are in breach of your ground lease and subject to eviction.

Does the 70% rule still apply when dealing with million dollar homes?

I'm about to form a partnership to buy property with someone, and I'm not sure how the 1031 rules might apply here.1.

I have not taken that leap yet, but have usually learned something useful from Preston's efforts, so I can't rule him out, since I haven't tried it.

Or is there a different set of rules when it comes to a bank owned property?

The rules of engagement are very different if you are buying the house for your own use.

*Special rule: If you and your spouse are the only owners and you live in a community property state, then you can choose which of the two classifications you want to use.If your LLC made an election, then your LLC is taxed as a C corporation or an S corporation.Do you need to make an election for your LLC to be taxed as a C corporation or an S corporation?