You need to continue owning/living in the place until you are at 2 years to get the full exemption under section 121.There is partial exclusion for those who move for job, medical or an unforeseen circumstance. 

He recently received a $120k medical settlement. 

I read the article and there are some interesting statements that make me think this going nowhere."...investigators also looked into Enora's sleeping position and medical history to see if they could find any connection."

They agreed to pay 3x the security deposit and then only paid a portion, they make 6x the rent in income as the husband is a medical professional.

I have been wanting to invest in STR near me at a nearby ski resort or in a town where they use a lot of traveling medical personnel.

https://www.drugs.com/medical-...In 2020, there were 56,000 overdose deaths due to synthetic opioids like fentanyl.

If you stay in the program guaranteed lifetime retirement plan and medical benefits.  

In Columbus there are multiple areas you can look at that have proximity to major hospital networks. 43206 and 43205 (nationwide children's hospital), 43201, 43215, 43202 (Ohio State Wexner Medical Center 4th largest in the state of Ohio), 43214, 43220 (Riverside Methodist Hospital and 2nd largest in Ohio) are just to name a few. southern Ohio won't have close proximity and Detroit I wouldn't argue is a medical hub.

Their credit is okay (upper 600s with a few medical collections), and have enough income to qualify - although he is starting a new job soon so there is always a bit of uncertainty there.

When someone goes to the hospital or requires medical care and they don't have the money or means to pay, the state assumes financial responsibility.