They don't necessarily need to be in your state. 

I saw one guy who spent $51k on hoa foreclosures and then probably another $20k arguing it all the way up to the state supreme court, where he lost.

Legalzoom offers free setup + state filing fees.We will have an online zoom session in the first week of April.

The two-out-of-five-year rule states that an owner must have owned the property that is being sold for at least two years (24 months) in the five years prior to the sale.

I know you can do it, just not sure about your state.

They took it back and had is audited and redone by someone "whose been doing this for a long time" and when I got it back, the updated amount due was literally a fraction of what they initially stated (my taxes due were literally overstated by like $15k)But then, someone else reviewed it one more time and again, they caught something else they "missed" which changed my amount due again and it went up by another $4k or so.At this point, I've called in my old tax preparer and she's doing her own audit so that we can compare the 3 returns TS has given me with what she gets — which is another expense incurred for me. 

Hey @Peter Thyen I took know all about the stressors of rebuilding a property and managing it from our of state.

With luck, insurance should cover your damage restoration costs to get you back to the original pre-repaired state if you've been vacant less than 60 days (they are not going to pay for your renovations if they havent yet been completed).

Any thoughts or experiences for the current MTR market and overall state of real estate market in Clarksville? 

The deal, reached after a yearslong court battle initially brought by a group of home sellers in Missouri, calls for the powerful National Association of Realtors, which has long regulated the way U.S. homes are sold, to amend its rules on how Realtors for sellers and buyers are compensated.In most real estate transactions in the United States, both the seller and buyer have an agent representing them.