Seems like that might be an issue if you don't return it.

That seems rather time consuming, as I can't seem to get a quote without the insurance company actually looking at the home.Thanks!

Seems like in most cases they own the bordering property, know the family and think they can get a simple agreement to split. 

I've tried using several online 1031 calculators but no 2 seem to be the same, and none of them deal with selling a property that was acquired through a prior 1031. 

He’s doing a pretty solid job just an older gentleman that doesn’t seem to move all to fast.

It looks like a few times they've paid a big chunk to get the balance back to zero.Also I think if I were to put about $10k into it I could get it rented for around $1100.If I keep the tenant there's around $1,500 in repairs that I would probably do but not all of it is absolutely necessary right now.So I know getting a long term tenant is usually something you hope for but if they seem to be struggling to pay rent on time and in full is it worth it?

They seemed "normal" when we decided to rent to them.Has anyone had any experience going through small claims or any problems getting the papers served?

@Scott Smith This is exactly what I'm trying to do, but can't seem to wrap my head around how I should setup a series LLC within a trust for anonymity. 

At a minimum 7% closing  seems pretty high.. 

I have been reading the other threads on this forum, and seems that everyone has a different opinion about every area.