The lender will do a title search and discover this.If you're doing an assignment, the lender may exclude the assignment fee from the "value" for determining LTV. 

@Eric Masi even if you self manage  you cannot exclude the cost of management from your calculations of ROI or IRR etc. 

Limited to operating between 6am-7pm.It does say "Where a center is contiguous to a residentially-zoned property, a six-foot visual barrier, not less than 95 percent opaque, shall be provided along the property line, excluding any required front yards." 

The law lets you "exclude" this much otherwise taxable profit from your taxable income.If you wanted to continue investing, I would consider looking into a 1031 exchange to use the profits of your investment to invest in a new rental property.

However, some State or local laws cover animals that are still in training.Q: When can service animals be excluded?

Could you buy another property for less than 450k and still defer taxes via 1031 on the portion that wasn't excluded via the 121 deduction or would you have to buy another property valued at 450k or higher?

You can exclude up to 250k if single or 500k if married filing jointly as long as you lived there for 2 out of the last 5 years.

Consider the following:Required liquidity = $200,000Cash accounts = $150,000IRA accounts = $500,000Would the IRA account get me over the liquidity requirement or does this type of account get excluded?

We also fixed up our first owner occupied houses, lived in them for 2 years to get the capital gains taxes excluded and rolled those funds into the mix.  

Would you alter the underwriting to exclude these homes when determining the value?