I was no exemption to this rule. 

We still live just outside of Dallas and own our own home with the mortgage paid off about 22 years ago.Unfortunately, when 54, I had some medical problems that have made me bedridden and I have plenty of spare time. 

When calculating the patient's eligibility for medical assistance, they included the worth of the home and the patient was forced to pay more out of pocket each month.I offer some advice from my personal life - don't put this off.

I'm a medical professional and there is a huge demand for corporate housing in this town.  

I am trying to learn more about Oviedo, Florida.I am trying to find out how much of Oviedo is employed by Oviedo Medical Center and University of Central Florida.

Hi everyone, I am a founder of a medical company. 

@Todd WillhoiteThe changes you note apply to corporations in the tax exempt realm such as a 501(c)(3).  

We have a lot of experience as the lender in tax credit transactions, actually just finalized a 4% tax-exempt bond deal with our own debt.

I know the first $250k is tax exempt on a primary residence. 

The company will likely help us sell our home.From my vantage point, I think the reasons to sell are:- Free money from the company to sell our home (~$80k commission)- We’ve been in the home long enough to qualify for the married couple capital gains exemption and will likely take advantage of the full $500kReasons to hold and rent would be:- Keep our 2014 low-ish tax base.