Hi I'm interested in gaining experience cold calling and door knocking and was wondering if anyone is interested in exchange for training?

What I like about it most is the quick equity gain right away which I think is superior to just buying a ready to rent property. 

Would you be exempt from capital gains due to occupying it?

If he sells out from under you, he still gets the money less any remaining principal and still only pays 15% long term capitals gains tax (on the profit/gain).  

@Ryan Ribinskas I would sell the house now and avoid paying capital gains tax, since you have lived there 2 out of the past 5 years. 

The tenant is interested in purchasing and I may give them the option since I've owned it for 2 years and I wouldn't have short term gains on it and I can avoid using any agents.

If you inherit a property there is a step up in tax basis and no capital gains tax or depreciation recapture if you sell the property for same market value as valued when inherited  Any gain occurring after inherited date can be avoided by doing a 1031 exchange.

In addition, you will gain an understanding that sales are integral to the prosperity of any business, yourself included. 

Explain the potential tax advantage of spreading the seller carry portion of cap gains over additional years to reduce tax exposure in 1 single year plus the interest of course!

Their CPA says they will pay cap gains when the Corp sells, then they will pay income tax on the distribution, resulting it over 50% of sale proceeds going to Uncle Sam.