After thinking a lot about it we have decided that once we are done with the rehabs, we will see about renting it, if we can get a good rate that supports keeping it, if that's not the case, then after a year renting sell it and count it as investment that has more favorable taxes, and we probably would reinvest the capital gain right away in another.As for my previous house that I sold in 2013, that was my own home, lived in it 3 years, and when I sold it I used most of the profits to buy my current home, so I can't remember now my tax filling for that year, but I think I didn't have to pay any taxes or very little for that.

So hopefully it helps in some way and hope that some others can fill in more to help you. 

I have let the future tenant fill out the information vs filling it out myself. 

Hey guys.The best content marketing really is not by hiring content providers to fill your site, regardless how good they are, think they are, claim to be.Here is how I write content to my site:I interview sellers.

I can assist you if youre looking to fill a vacancy.

If it’s a market issue, it’s worth less to you than if it’s something you can easily get filled once you own.

If you have a rent guarantee, you'll have to let the TK company do their thing, then fill in what's not being collected. 

I typically send the video to the prospective tenant and have them fill out an application prior to a physical showing.

I do occasionally have last minute gaps I'd love to fill so Airbnb might be helpful for that.

I have my own application they must fill out as well because the ones online are too basic.