You had 2 halves: eligible for an exclusion (except for depreciation recapture) on the unit you used to live in and owe taxes on the other one.

We're focused exclusively on the Colorado area, but I'd be willing to carve out some time to answer OZ questions. 

First, don't restrict yourself to one agent...and above all, don't sign any exclusivity agreement. 

In terms of where to invest, my wife and I have been pretty much exclusively looking in 40507, 40508 and 40505, but that's more my personal preference/investment strategy as I think the Lexington market is a bit overheated elsewhere.

Now we Shaw Summter Plus exclusively. .89 since per square foot.I suggest sticking with major flooring suppliers.

I have one now that wants me to sign an exclusive-right-to-sell agreement, but she is saying that it would apply to on-market and off-market properties.

Now "this data stuff" im guessing  you are "old-school " and "still get the newspaper delivered because you like how it feels in your hands" or rather call than email or text "because is so much personal" ?

What I read in CT statute says it can't be the exclusive payment method.Sec. 47a-4c.

These are not mutually exclusive despite many of the responses you see in the forums. 

As an investor myself with 22 units and a small multifamily property, I work exclusively with our firm’s investor clients to help source SFR and multi-family properties.