Two full months into 2024 and things are picking right back up where they left off in 2023.

It is up to you to provide the documentation / evidence of the breach to back up your complaint and the judge will take it from there. 

We'd come back and fix it back up again and then eventually sell it as it will not be our forever home.The question is... if we move back into it, how long will we need to live in it to re-qualify for the tax exclusion?

This thread is picking back up here:  https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/49/topics/698208-connected-investors-pin-tool?

Just remember not to jump at the first suggestion, but back up a bit and analyze the options you have to see what works best for you.Good luck.

Possibly use flipped basement as airbnb to help build back up another downpayment and then property would rent for higher with more rooms and bathrooms when we are able to buy a second home. 2.

Don't worry, moved back up north so I am not in the Florida market anymore (and don't do long distance)

Yes,it seems due to the Cares act and moratorium that ended 7/2021 we are only back up to about 78% of the number of monthly foreclosures of about 35K a month but yet there are over 2 million delinquent loans currently because they are not actively foreclosing.

But there journey has a lot more variation and they may whip in and out of lanes and go from 75 to 50 and back up again... 

Credibility is very important as an agent/investor who attempts to cater to those clients, I highly recommend using your knowledge to get yourself a property once you build yourself back up financially.