I'm reading conflicting things regarding capital gains on rentals. 

You need to plan to deal with these issues before, they even come up & Develop a plan to handle them.Working with General partner or syndication group like ours, can significantly reduce problems, you face as we handle all aspects of property management and you will gain valuable experience on property & investment management along the way. 10 Multiple streams of incomeYour income from your job is only one stream of income, what you want to have are multiple streams of income.Such as Your Income Your Business RE property 1 RE Property 2 Re property 3In Toronto Canada average property is over a $ 1million and it is growing annually at over 10%, which means it is growing at $ 100K annually whereas the average employment income is around $ 40K only.Consider each real estate property as one stream of income, with multiple streams of income, you can be saving a lot more money than what you are earning from your job or business.

Capital Gain taxes will be $20,000.

House Hacking is one of the most powerful strategies for gaining property management experience, acquisition, etc.  

@Jaron WallingMy thoughts exactly on the 401k loan, plus then I miss out on the gains in the market and that isn’t something I want to miss!

., capital gains are counted as ordinary income 😭) that you could broaden the field significantly if you'd be willing to consider them and forego face-to-face sit-downs, but that's up to you of course.Looking online for the continuing education track, it looks like the acronym is CPE (continuing professional education) and the "Rhode Island Board of Accountancy accepts courses from providers that are members of NASBA's National Registry of CPE Sponsors and the Quality Assurance Service".

We will receive a net gain of $250,000 from the sale of a relinquished investment property and the funds will be held by a QI.

I'd like to take advantage of the knowledge I've gained and begin identifying investment opportunities for myself. 

Hello to allPlease if someone can give  advice .If after 11 years of renting I would ;1. move back to property2. take maximum possible reverse mortgage loan, or any another loan, using propertyas corrateral and keep it3. sell4. pay back the loanHow all this above would impact the amount, subject to gain taxes, if at all ?

With enough variety—the theory goes—when one asset gains another loses, offsetting some of the overall variability.