You need to prove that your WI house was your primary residence to claim the exclusion.  

The worst examples that come to mind are young Realtors who don't read community newspapers and certainly aren't as vigilant about school district lines!

They are all separate structures and are rented out exclusively as STR.

They asked for more of my attention and exclusivity - in exchange for a partnership/equity sharing.

Subject to became a method almost exclusively used in situations where the property owner has used a low down payment option, like 3% down, had recently purchased the property, the sale wouldn’t produce enough proceeds to pay closing costs and the Realtor’s commission, and the seller couldn’t afford or was behind on his payments.

I have been trying to watch the Pro Exclusive videos, but for some reason when I click on the link none of the videos/webinars are loading.

Was curious if it's exclusively for women, or are men also allowed to participate?

@Brian TaylorI exclusively operate on the MO side, but I would need more clarification on what metro east means to you. 

Furthermore, the seller more likely than not signed an exclusive listing agency agreement that will project the agent if the seller decides to go behind his back (which sounds to be happening right now).

I did sell my primary residence in 2020 tax free, so I will be past that two year exclusion threshold.