Upon turnover of the property the condition of this area (both beds) was above normal wear and tear and classified as neglect.

I have seen separate utility units be classified as a one unit if they are deemed to be an accessory unit.Having said all of that, you would get more favorable terms with your loan if it was a Single Family Home(SFH). 

On top of that, when money is raised for a real estate deal, it is technically classified as a security.

If you are a real estate professional and more specifically, if the income generated from selling this property would be classified as ordinary income you would have a completely different treatment.

If not how would i classify these transactions for tax purposes?

Also, can I evict a tenant for having an animal on the property that was classified as a "pet" prior to them being prescribed? 

Because there’s bound to be turnover at some point, not necessarily what it is now.” and to that at least, she replied “your(sic) right” She didn’t have any other comments (at least to me over text!)

It’s advisable to list your FSBO or any other asset for sale in at least the top twenty classified ads portals.

Sorry, I can't explain what I mean by this as this is classified ;)But the result is, Google rules do no longer exist.

Bringing the monthly payment down to ~$1650-$1700No plan to currently sell for at least the next 3-5 years, since my brother and father will be residing here.Property 3:Single Family Home (Snellville, GA 30078)Given to me by my father after my mother passed (Legally have not taken possession)Anticipated Rent $1500-$1700/MonthPurchased June 1995 for $100KCurrent Equity 100%Current Comps $150,000 to $180,000Anticipated Repairs $20,000 (Should be repaired by end of April)HOA $0My Questions:I know there is a capital gains exemption (250K or less if you're single, which I currently would be classified as) if you live in a property for two years.