We sold our TX home and relocated to Orlando so my son could attend school and save money by living at home.

If you hit the two-year mark before selling, you should be eligible for the exclusion.If you don’t meet the two-year requirement, you could look into partial exclusion for certain circumstances, such as job relocation or health reasons.

After three weekends' of showing to about 15-20 groups of people, I decided to rent to a couple relocating back to California (credit it 580, lower than my required 650, but with parents as co-signer, parents have good jobs and own a house, and local in town).

We agreed to, but we countered with a 60 - 90 day closing because we are relocating from out of state.

I bought our current house in the middle of a harsh winter because we were relocating and need to find a place. 

Turning a single-family home into a room-by-room rental strategy really paid off, especially in a neighborhood like Portage Park where whole apartments typically rent for less.The demand for month-to-month flexibility is growing, especially in cities like Chicago, where people might need shorter-term housing due to job relocations, school, or other temporary situations.

I've relocated to Phoenix AZ to be with the remainder of my immediate family but will be investing here or somewhere close by like the Tucson / Oro Valley areaBut I can't wait to get back to it.

My wife and I relocated recently, and we are starting real estate in another Province, so we need two years of proof of income to qualify for a conventional mortgage.

The mid-term rental market (insurance relocations, travel nurses, and other professionals) is oversaturated.

Facebook groups are great for people asking about furnished homes to rent due to relocations etc.I would say getting reviews is your main priority right now so if you can price slightly under your nearest comps to build these up it will help you in the long run.