Generally, your home sale qualifies for the maximum exclusion, if all of the following conditions are true.....

Super nice house with nice landscaping , hardwood floors in great condition, nearly move in ready with new furnace/hotwater/ central air.

also i've mentioned in that Ashcroft thread, that some of the bridge-loan lenders have intentionally created conditions where they approve the loan so they can bankrupt the GP/LP syndication for cheaper assets to acquire.

I’m hoping to scale beyond 50 units and want to be able to make the right decision for my own property based on market conditions.

Foundation check and soil conditions 2.

I have owned it for 4 years now and have put a good amount of money into it already but with the condition that it is in now, it probably needs another $30,000-$35,000 put into it.

Added new terms and conditions?

There are a few mobile homes that are for 7-12k in decent condition.

Avoid they want your property in new condition.

To ensure its in the same condition as when you got it under contract.