@Brian S. if they lived in the house 2 of the last 5 years I believe any gains are exempt up to $250k, if it is an investment property they may want to do a 1031 exchange.

It's a medical problem, it's private and uncomfortable.

It would be like seeing a doctor who does not have a medical license (kinda of a spooky thought). 

I came across a guy named @Frank Lin that heard that I was in the medical field during the introductions at the beginning of the meeting and asked where I worked.

Having spent 24 years in the biomedical field and 11 years investing in RE, Medical Office Building Real Estate is a way for me to merge my passion for healthcare, bringing new technology to patients, along with real estate.

As we’ve also had medical bills, kid costs, daycare for one more year, etc.So now I am trying to figure out the path to getting more doors through more multi-family properties (du-, tri- or quad-plex).

Actually @Chris Seveney I contacted WA DFI and they said that individuals investing in mortgage notes can apply for an exemption.

With eXp Realty, I get up to three personally exempt transactions a year which is cool for investors.  

Thomas, Vanderbilt, and Tri-Star Medical Center are all in a one mile radius.

But I was told a requirement from the mortgage consultant that does not make sense at all: the property must have a Texas homestead exemption in place.