@Angel WuI work exclusively with out of state investors (mostly from CA).You don't need a turnkey company.

My question: If we were to utilize seller financing with a sales price of $600,00 and down payment of $60,000, would the seller miss out on the capital gains exclusion because he is not earning at least $250,000 in the year of the sale?

I asked because sometimes even though the house is under others names, if the person living in the house takes on the duty of maintaining the house, paying taxes and insurance and all the expenses, he/she is considered to have equitable interest in the house and can qualify for 2 of the 5 year gain exclusion test.

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In the ever changing STR landscape, it is becoming increasing valuable to be aware of zoning.My firm has exclusively been locking up resort zoned properties.  

Far too many get caught up in the monthly income side of things and focus on that exclusively.  

In most cases, they have exclusive rights to sell, but still require approval from the client (owner) with regards to price, type of conveyance, etc. 

they are two separate transactions unrelated to each other.Just to be clear, the sec121 exclusion for the $500k is for your primary residence only.

I am pretty new to the investing world and have exclusively stayed new Rio Rancho as it meets the most criteria for me at this time. 

"Two family dwelling unit" is not exclusive to an umbilical HPR.