You've got two more years before you lose your personal residence tax exemption so you don't need to rush.

Is the space large enough and positioned that if you were to contact a lab corp or a ct scan franchise company and provide them with lower rent, to latter attract doctors turning your office space into a medical office building to achieve greater returns?

Deciding to apply to and go to medical school last minute was the best decision I have ever made!

., medical expenses, paying tax debt, etc).  

Depending on that, it would dump you into a higher category, or if there's no other income, you might not get taxed at all (depending on your other numbers, deductions, exemptions etc).The rental income is not considered capital gains, it's income that comes in on Sch E of your return. 

On one hand it would be nice to cash that out while I can take the homeowner tax exemption on sale of a personal residence.

The presence of a major Army base and the state medical school locally helps support demand at that price point.  

I already have quite a few loans on my other rentals so I was expecting to be limited to 70% LTV in accordance with the delayed financing exemption rules.  

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Needless to say it took awhile to implement anything I had learned.I dabbled in investing while I was still in the Marines but our deployment cycle at the time was pretty insane so I didn't get much beyond having a few single family rental homes on the side.I medically retired after a back injury a few years ago.