My intuition would be that as an investment, lower-end residential properties in other areas would produce more cash flow and ROI with less work/management on your part.Breakeven cash flow projection would be a concern for me from an investment standpoint.

I know it seems counter-intuitive but tax law and 1031 law are almost two different animals. 

If I got insurance proceeds for lost rent, it would come in as rent income.To me this is what makes sense intuitively.  

This was an intuitive question and one that needed to be asked.

I intuitively know that they’re speaking from the macro level, however one could argue that there are several areas that aren’t experiencing “high inflation“. 

Here is my plan… I will analysis 100 properties by June 15th to cultivate intuition and to find areas that have a good price/rent ratio that will match my goal.

Hey John, I might be biased, but here's Todd Heiner's Groundbreaker review:"GroundBreaker offers a simple, intuitive interface, making it easy for you to stay in contact with investors and keep track of their status and commitments.

Even then, most of those people don't wind up as financially free investors, they just get high paying jobs which many do not reinvest for financial security.The way I saw it, an MBA was going to cost me $300k in tuition, room, board, and opportunity cost.

There are local builders that will do it but, its usually counter intuitive. 

My other work, my 'love job,' is as an intuitive energy healer and coach, but hadn't heard of the 10 saboteurs.