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plus, very few properties are actually "cash flowing" with interest rates as high as they are right now.on the other hand, with a house hack you're repurposing your own housing payment. 

This is a classic NJ. 

I live and invest in a classic "cash flow markets" (which has seen 8 years of steady appreciation and is hyper competitive and has very little inventory), and I would not feel comfortable to promise you quick and easy cash flow, certainly not within the time limitations of a 1031. 

-the goal of a house hack is not to cash flow - it's to repurpose your housing paymenthope helps

Your outdoor setup reminds me a little bit of this classic movie scene:https://www.youtube.com/watch?

Usually a steepening yield curve following a deep inversion is the most classic indicator of the start of the fall.

You could look into syndication, raising capital for the next deal.You can also refi some of the equity out when rates drop.You can also sell an asset to create equity to repurpose into the next asset.

These are classic newbie responses from the two town criers.

Avoid the classic beginner mistake of over-spending on non-necessary over-improvements.