- Fixed return vs Joint Venture- Plan A & Plan B exits- Developer / Active partners projected profit (my headroom on a fixed return investment)

@Brian EllisThe 121 exclusion of capital gain of up to $250,000 single or $500,000 for married filing jointly requires you to have lived in the property as your primary residence for two years within the last 5 years.

Why not go with a joint venture or simple partnership?

Are you looking for a Joint Venture (JV)?

which flows to the WY LLC, which also files a tax return and that eventually flows to your joint 1040?

Do they each need to pay application fees in order to be screened separately, or can they be screened jointly?

I have a joint lease between fiancés and now there are DV charges and a VPO out, so the woman volunteered to relocate, however her attorney is telling her we are required to release her from her lease due to the DV and VPO, but my attorney said otherwise.

I have a friend who moved into an old house as a renter in Western North Carolina ~11 months ago along with a roommate who moved in who has been there for 2 monthsBoth of them recently have been reporting symptoms associated with exposure to mold lately such as a deep cough, fatigue, joint stiffness, and dizziness. 

@Ku ThaoIf everyone investing with you is truly going to be active investors; you can form a joint venture partnership.

Look for corrosion on the joints of copper water tubing to determine excessive flux use?