I have an investment property in an LLC acquired through a 1031 exchange.

Hi Daria,Assuming you did a 1031 exchange, the flooring, as well as the rest of the property is depreciated normally (a little nuance, talk with a CPA for specifics).

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(The properties do qualify for like kind exchange.)Thanks for any help/input!

Then, possibly you can outsource some responsibilities to a lead tenant in exchange for discounted rent?

I sold the other property 18 months later and did a 1031 exchange to buy a nicer SFR.

They basically stole $5000 from me in exchange for 5 "leads".

Option 1: Keep the home and rent it and cash flow about $2,000 per month while it appreciates.Option 2: Sell the home and cash out.Option 3: 1031 exchange the home into 4-6 units in Knoxville which would be about the same value.More info: Riverside as you all know is a great appreciating market but not landlord-friendly being in CA. 

Yes, you either need to find someone who knows how to do title searches and maybe will do them on the side for lower $$ in exchange for the volume of them you'll bring OR learn to DIY them, but need to be darn sure you're DIY'ing your searches just right!!

In that sale, the sellers were elderly, sick, uncollectible, and a hefty upfront payment in exchange for a sub 2 would have actually benefited them more than an outright sale (long story).