I work exclusively with investors here in the Nashville area.

I'm hoping to have an open discussion about the exclusivity practice by agents, specifically for investors.

My statements are simply some dolt on the internet.If you were in my area and signed an "Exclusive right to represent".

I am considering renting it out for a small period of time, then selling.What are the rules for doing this.If I lived in it for 2 years, of the past 5 before the sale takes place, do I still qualify for the exclusion?

Exemption from realized gain on QOF investment held at least 10 years Gain on subsequent appreciation is eligible for permanent exclusion if QOF investment is held at least 10 yearsUnlike retirement, you don’t have  I wait until Forever. 

I'm currently trying to absorb everything I can from this website, and I'm happy to be introducing myself to the community.Obligatory Bio: My partner and I have worked and lived in GR for most of our adult lives. 

We require all adults (age 18 and above) to qualify to live in the unit and be named as a party to the rental agreement, jointly and severally liable. 

One of the three I tried was a company that does VA outbound calls exclusively and it seems they fit my calls in between their "big" clients so it took them a month to complete my test list of 100 numbers I had pre-screened.

We exclusively use Oak Avenue Insurance in Tampa.

I also don't tie my investor buyers into an exclusive buyers agreement mainly due to this sort of second market.