Unless you are able to split the deal up into individual units, it wouldn’t qualify and even then, it sounds like there would be difficulty in financing the remaining properties.

Should I add this individual on the lease?

For example, 2 years primary residence and 3 years rental, an individual would be responsible for 3/5th of gains and be exempt from 2/5ths?

I was able to talk to the individual and he agreed to cancel, so this potential crisis is averted.I’m sure this question is addressed in other posts, but since today’s topic addresses policy, what are considered best practices as it pertains to AirBnB booking requirements?

Another likely scenario to think about is, if Trump lifts the   current restrictions by April 12, states can still decide individually what to do.

If your business model is to try to sell to an individual who needs traditional bank financing my suggestion would be to purchase the property first and then sell it to whomever you choose.

I do not want to renew the lease with this individual. 

The office is configured as 10 individual private offices with a co-working space consisting of 4 desks.

Banks are in good shape for now, but could face many customers with bankruptcies, both individual and business. 

When hurricane Harvey hit Houston where I live, we started calling all non-paying tenants to look at the individual situations on the 4th.