I would generally say no if you don't have a property unless you're looking for peace of mind knowing that you've set your financial life properly. 

I'm still fairly new to the space, but I have lots of time and am no stranger to hard work. 

With an invoice showing "no charge" for fixing the cupboard, this hopefully can't happen again if a contractor changes did mind or has some type of mental lapse.  

However, even with this delay, there is no indication that rates will be increased further, which provides some stability for investors, homebuyers, and business owners looking ahead.What This Means for the Housing MarketHigher interest rates have undoubtedly slowed the housing market over the past year, but demand for real estate remains strong, particularly in growing metropolitan areas.

No matter what way you choose to get started, if you are consistent and dedicate time regularly, you will be set up for success for years to come.

It would need to say that if it foreclose then There would be no money coming to the tenant.It sounds like you would like to give the tenant more than money, but we both know that would make things worse. 

Sorry what are comps I'm no expert but from what I've learned, comps are the prices other properties in your area have gone for.

you always need a good one no matter where you at if you are OOS investing. 

(Own=No Mortgage) My adult daughter wants to buy a home.

So your profit should be tax deferred anyway.It should be the same thing for your exit - no need to do a 1031.