It an older building.i am installing a dishwasher line and washing machine line and the electcian said for 2 units out of 3 would not be able to accommodate a dryer a 220 slot would not work.I understand your point on the cold water but I figured if I can't put point of service then I am only stuck with cold as putting hot would take all the hot water away for others when showering as I only have 75 gallon.i was thinking the convenience of a laundry even with cold wash only would be better then no convenience.Originally posted by @Jaysen Medhurst:Hi@Steve Mcdonald, I used to live in Manhattan and know how attractive in-unit laundry is.

On the flip side, you're going to have to ask yourself if you have any attractive alternates in which to invest your money and, preferably, are you willing to live in the in the new investment (i.e. house hack a multi-family property) or significant downgrade your standard of living accommodation.

I'm going to use an accommodator to manage my exchange.

I’m looking at buying a bigger home to accommodate Kid #3 (currently we have 3 beds 1 bath, small house), and we would like to be in a more rural setting.  

As @Jason DiClemente suggested you would need a higher rent rate to accommodate the increased mortgage payment. 

Therefore, I recently switched to eXp Realty last week to accommodate my schedule.Figure out which environment helps you do your best work.

If your sale has closed then exchange proceeds can be use to purchase the new property in the entity set up by the QI called the EAT (exchange accommodating title holder). 

The sellers offered their inspection reports which were quite comprehensive.

Working with him remote was a breeze and he gave me a comprehensive report with tons of photos.

We are looking for a 1031 Accommodator in the area that would be willing to meet with us and go over the process and options.Thank you,James Stinnett