Texas law allows for a landlord to declare a property abandoned.  

I too hope the CAA has enough negotiating muscle to water down any extension.

What I do know is right now is the court system is completely backed up and even if your tenant does not fill out the declaration and you can legally evict, you may not get an actual court date for several weeks after filling.

I declare that for every part of my destiny there is a provision.

Present the tenant with formal eviction moratorium declaration paperwork to qualify for the eviction moratorium and go on a formal payment plan to make up the difference. 

What if I bought a Property: January 1, 2015 for $500,000Rented it out until, January 1, 2016 and now value is $625,000Then I Moved in and lived there for a year until January 1, 2017 and value now is $700,000and then I sell The Property for $700,000.Would I have exemption on the entire $200,000 of Gains or would I need to declare the first $125,000...

To declare it as horrible off bat is flat wrong and not true. 

The end result is a court order declaring the property yours.

Be sure to review your condo associations docs (Declaration & Bylaws) with your agent.  

Can paying all cash to circumvent this declaration, and then refi the home?