Something you can do to start your 5 year plan would be to live in your Condo for 2 years so you can qualify for the $250k tax exemption (if single) $500k if married and then take those funds to either put a down payment on another property you could live in plus you would have some left over funds from the sale.

The town treats it as a commercial lodging property so it's exempt from heavy-handed local STR restrictions.The sellers have been open for biz only part time in their retirement.  

I just get my lists fir free from the municipalities:- Most delinquent tax payers- Tax-exempt property owners- Tax-deeded previous owners still in the redemption period- Fire-damaged etc

SELLAt this point in time you get to exempt capital gains because it was your homestead. 

As the property is a SFH (Single Family Home) it is exempt from the most restrictive rent control measures in place. 

Most purposes that people on the BP forums are transferring properties to an LLC, would be exempt of the Due On Sale Clause.

Were you there 2 of 5 years for tax exemption?  

I think he's exempt from fair housing isn't he?

I’m sure there will be a something exempting selling properties you own.

Now there's two tax payers in a non-community property state selling and taking primary residence exemption on one of the tax payers.