| Comment | I edited it before you responded, but it's actually not an assumption. ["He" is gender neutral](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Third-person_pronoun#Generic_he) in the same way that "man" and "men" can be as well.
I'm not digging at you, by the way. If we swapped roles, I'm sure I'd be doing the same thing you are. I mostly believe that tennants should ultimately have more rights in regard to rental property (such as being able to purchase the mortgage and subsequently the property if they stay there long enough).
You'll have to pay the tax on the difference in value between purchase and sale though, not the property value. That's just another form of income tax and I think most people consider profits before tax rather than after given that you wouldn't pay any tax if you lost value.
> when I move back in I'll probably be in a financial situation similar to if I hadn't moved out and let in in the first place.
I'm not sure about that. |
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