Additionally, a property with a pool and a spacious backyard is a huge draw, as guests love the idea of relaxing by the pool and hanging out outside enjoying the fresh air.

They had been able to do this for a prolonged amount of time since the economy was still proving to be relatively good based on unemployment figures.

If your tenant prolongs their stay one month, you've probably cost yourself more than what the attorney would have charged.

Just relax.

You are definitely making this way too complicated...just relax and start over.

You have another three years to sell and still meet the requirements to exclude gains under Section 121.If you decide to hold the property and relax with a continued market appreciation and cash flow, three years of future appreciation is a gain that can be excluded when you sell within that time window.Because of Austin's powerful appreciation and positive cash flow, it might be better to hold the property long-term.

Relaxing occupancy limits seems like low hanging fruit in that effort. 

Better and more relaxed under stress.

It's amazing how much more relaxed I am now after spending a year constantly looking at Indy deals.

I'd say just sit back and relax.