It is listed in the MLS, and if county has access to it, so it seems certain taxes will go up considerably ... even if there is a cap% for increase, they probably will play catch-up going to max% increase until get's close to the market value/transacted amount... makes sense ?  

If you are looking for a more appreciation play building on the baxter side would be substantially more desirable. 

They all have to play a factor into your decision.

That's where your negotiating skills come in to play -- do you want to save the deal? 

So I would play it by ear and see if someone was really mad and you needed to do something, otherwise I would not.Just mention that you had this in your description and apologize and leave it at that unless you really think you need to do something like offer a concession.You could offer a discount on a future stay when the construction is over with?

The local Housing Authority is not available to chat with me so hope I can get a better POV here.

@Rudo BidiNot from there but really interested in seeing how your efforts play out !

@Michael Plaks I thought the non qualified use scenario came into play only if you Lost your once valid full exclusion because you rented it for more than 3 years or you rented it before living in it. 

That’s where hard money comes into play.

This is where meeting with a banker to go over those details will come in to play.