Also 4th quarter of last year Packwood and county officially did discuss potentially regulating STR's by either limiting numbers or adding a tax to cover increases in local services that are needed.

If you did not then I see absolutely no reason why the complaint against the wholesaler's agent (I won't give him the credit of being referred to as a "buyer") should prevent you from re-listing your house.If you did have a listing agreement then I would suggest consulting a DIFFERENT broker as @Don Konipol suggested.

To clarify @Jason Wray's response, monies pulled out of an exchange are called "boot" and you pay taxes on them. 

I spoke with an Architect and Alex Kotz from SDKH Law, both of whom suggested I consult with my insurance co.

The home is valued at about $220,000, annual taxes are $6000.

For my first investment I will certainly be consulting him. 

Continue researching and networking to gather insights specific to your area, and don't hesitate to consult with real estate professionals for advice tailored to your situation.

Propstream offers extensive property data, such as transaction history, tax, foreclosure and upcoming property auctions.

I would recommend consulting with your insurance and then getting your lawyer to draft one specific for your property.  

Hi @Rebecca Busch I am local to NC and we offer basic courses on real estate taxes.