They all have to play a factor into your decision.

That's where your negotiating skills come in to play -- do you want to save the deal? 

So I would play it by ear and see if someone was really mad and you needed to do something, otherwise I would not.Just mention that you had this in your description and apologize and leave it at that unless you really think you need to do something like offer a concession.You could offer a discount on a future stay when the construction is over with?

@Rudo BidiNot from there but really interested in seeing how your efforts play out !

@Michael Plaks I thought the non qualified use scenario came into play only if you Lost your once valid full exclusion because you rented it for more than 3 years or you rented it before living in it. 

That’s where hard money comes into play.

This is where meeting with a banker to go over those details will come in to play.

As you get more properties, the paperwork required from your end gets more and more intensive so it can be convenient to work with a lender who has it all on file, is familiar with what you're doing, and ready to go for whatever state you're looking to buy in. 

While being a PM can eventually be learned, it is not a plug-and-play type of job role you want to have filled by just anyone.

( since he is very smart, liar and good in playing these games, I want to be on safer side) please suggest