I ask because if you moved in after you rented it, then not all of your capital gains will be eligible for the exclusion.

I rent exclusively to contractors. 

Properties that almost exclusively sell to investors or people who have access to non traditional financing (private money, hard money, cash, etc.) 

The reason I want to live in it for a year is because I just used my section 121 primary residence exclusion in April 2018 so I will have to wait a bit to use it again.Questions: If I move back into it by March, am I not still able to sell it for a full section 121 exclusion?

If it is, I would consider to sell it to take advantage of the exclusion of taxable gain from section 121.If it was not a personal residence, I would consider selling it as you have to factor for other items such as vacancy, travel, repairs, etc.However, you do have a point of having property near NYC.

I would probably use Google Play exclusively if it had a 1.5x and/or 2x speed option.

Are you under exclusive buyer agency representation?

Get a RE attorney and use them exclusively to communicate back and fourth to this person .

It's the largest group on LinkedIn that is exclusively focused on mobile home park investing.Mobile Home University - http://www.mobilehomeuniversity.com - This is the site maintained by Dave Reynolds and Frank Rolfe.

But chasing the lowest absolute cost may get you the least coverage and most policy exclusions available essentially leaving you with a paper promise and not much actual protection from loss.