On rentals, same thing happens, I'm out of luck if he's uninsured.This is in addition to losing the capital gains exclusion, homestead exemption, and many other benefits, without any tangible benefits to make up for it.

Squirrels in attic cost me $350 for a week of trapping (came by every day to check Traps), but then they will sell you the exclusion service, where the solve the problem (construction gap) by installing metal alont the roof to gutter line (plywood does not extend all the way down and there is about a 2" gap, sometime covered bg the shingles).

I approached a college friend about having an opportunity to be an exclusive agent for selling his industrial property; however, he decided to go with a more a firm known and reputable in the market. 

I have 3 international students who are being charged $600 instead of $150 exclusively due to their non citizen (but legal residency) status. 

@Marissa Nadeau - The exclusion you are referring to, called the home sales exclusion, only comes into effect if you are planning to sell your home, as capital gains comes into play if you make a profit on the sale of your home when it is considered an investment property. 

When you transfer the property contact the assessor office in the county the property is located and apply for a parent to child exclusion.

I imagine it exclusively has to do with the owner, but figured I'd ask.  

With the 121 exclusion as long as you've occupied and owned the rental 2/5 years you could sell it and exclude all tax. 

Hello everyone,I'm trying to find out if we qualify for the Section 121 Capital gains exclusion, so I hope someone can shed some light on this matter.We have a single family home which used to be our primary residence from May 2010 until Jan 2015.

He call his renter to let him know a light was out on the front porch or stop and bring the newspaper or garbage can to the door.