Then consider whether there are people who will rent or buy them with  their quirks considered (weird layouts, smaller rooms). 

Hi Drew,Sorry my definition is incorrect. 

Go through the whole thing and make sure there is no incorrect information.

So they just attached them incorrectly. 

Originally posted by @Cameron Skinner:no it means if you buy a home that is your primary residence for 100k and sell in a year for 200k you will owe tax on 50k 50% of you 100k profit because you lived in it half the time needed for a full exclusion, if you live in it 18 months you would owe tax on 25k of the profit The maximum exclusion is for really high priced homes for example If you buy a home that is your primary residence for 1,000,000 and sell for 1,750,000 in 2 years you woul owe tax on 250,000.  750,000 profit on sale less up to 500k exclusion for married filing joint Incorrect. that is only for certain limited circumstances such as job transfer, loss of job, etc.

Should I send in the california form incorrectly and then amend them both later? 

Filing a Statement of Defence implies the mortgagor fully intends to defend the lawsuit, and contains reasons why the lender is incorrect in suing you.  

If there is an actual doctor who signed the note see what your lawyer says about that, if the doctor attested to incorrect facts then you may be able to report this.

So it is incorrect to call real estate crowdfunding a "marketing term".

If it was done incorrectly, talk with your broker or closing agent