@Brandon Sturgill There is no prescribed holding period for the relinquished property of a 1031 exchange. 

An ESA is prescribed by a physician.

However, there is an issue of timeframe here, because in the MBL requirements it states that: "(c) Has had a minimum of three years of licensed experience as a fulltime real estate broker in this state or in another jurisdiction having comparable requirements within the five years previous to applying for the managing broker's license examination or is otherwise qualified by reason of practical experience in a business allied with or related to real estate as prescribed by rule;" SO, now for the big pay off, my friends who have held on this long... my question is (drum roll, please) must military service have been within the last five years in order to satisfy this requirement?

People lived there and caused damage and I'm to just repair it like that is normal.My Administration monthly contact who checks in with me was also aware that I was healing from a hip injury from overwork the last 3-1/2 years while my husband suffered a complete collapse when a medication his doctor prescribed for carpal tunnel caused by a heavy work load at his place of employment resulted in nerve damage in 2018. 

The Article being referred to is:2015 Maryland CodeREAL PROPERTYTitle 11 - MARYLAND CONDOMINIUM ACT§ 11-110 - Common expenses and profits; assessments; liens (2) In the case of a foreclosure of a mortgage or deed of trust on a unit in a condominium, a portion of the condominium's liens on the unit, as prescribed in paragraph (3) of this subsection, shall have priority over a claim of the holder of a first mortgage or a first deed of trust that is recorded against the unit on or after October 1, 2011.(3) The portion of the condominium's liens that has priority under paragraph (2) of this subsection:(i) Shall consist solely of not more than 4 months, or the equivalent of 4 months, of unpaid regular assessments for common expenses that are levied by the condominium in accordance with the requirements of the declaration or bylaws of the condominium;(ii) May not include:1.

I would also caution any landlord that would deny a tenant with a legitimate service animal or ESA who has been prescribed by another type of healthcare professional not specifically named in the HUD guidance memo such as an occupational therapist or physical therapist. 

However, it was positive for a prescription medication that had been prescribed to me.

That doesn't mean you need 20Save, in Canada the law is quite specific about prescribing limits on your creativity (particularly for residential properties): your downpayment must come from your own funds/equity or can be gifted to you.  

More than likely, you're going to get a decent appraiser the next time.One other interesting note is that sometimes the bank will allow you to close even if you came in over their prescribed LTV - provided your numbers make more sense to them than the appraisers.I've had a couple deals that the bank was only going to do 70% LTV.

Whatever the tenancy law in your jurisdiction prescribes as conditions and timing for the eviction process will prevail.