Teaching HS chemistry / physics in NH
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Aug 4, 2005
As you may know I want to leave Arizona and move to New
Hampshire. I will be done with my cert at the end of this
school year. The problem is that we have been in our
current house less than 1 year and must wait until we are
here 2 years (Oct. 29, 2006) to avoid capital gains. And
we currently have $180,000 in equity. I am not giving
Uncle Sam 15% of that.
If we leave in November/December do you think I could find
a job that would start when school resumed in January. I
will have a special ed and elementary certification.
Thanks.
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