Grant you must hold for a minimum of 6 months or a year depending on the Lender's criteria.

NOTE: (Actually, the agent oftentimes has to split that 3% commission with the broker, depending on the agreement, so the agent gets even less.

Then depending on the year you can use that year's dominate interest rate.

A typical buy-in is $50K and sometimes you can get in with  $25K or less depending on the deal size and deal sponsor's will to accommodate you.The deal sponsor is a critical part though.

If you're going to sell before 3 years is up, it will cost you as much as 3% and as little as 1% depending on when you refinance and which lender you choose.Best of luck in whichever you chooseStephanie

As for mtgs, it depends on which one is foreclosing.

I will also note that there are a couple different ways to take advantage of both the 1031 and the 121 at the same time, and depending on your situation you might find another option more beneficial.

It's doable and I could have handled more but your free time disappears quickly and depending on how your significant other views your real estate business, it can get stressful.

Rates will obviously depend on loan size, down payments, etc.

I've even had the inspector come out free of charge to talk plans...maybe it was just my luck depending on the inspector though. six one six, four 5 six, 4100 for the city.