However this would obviously require substantial work and we probably wouldn't have the funds for years.Since I think we'd be losing money to rent it out (if we were to move) at our current rate with a conventional loan, I'm imagining maybe some kind of seller finance situation... which gets back to my question, what kind of deal could we present to our landlord that they might find appealing and gets us the chance to at least break even on rent?

I hope it inspires someone who has been afraid to get started or questioned whether they should stick with it.

@Mike SferaThis is a great question and one I get from our client base often here in Memphis, TN.

A 1031 exchange allows you to defer not only the capital gains tax but also the depreciation recapture tax, which can be at a higher rate.If you have any further questions or need assistance with your 1031 exchange, feel free to reach out!

@Jorge TorresI usually tell my clients to ask the syndicator a few questions like: 1) How much are you putting in the syndicated deal you are offering?

The answer to that question will probably be eye-opening for you!

I think you're in a great spot and are asking the right questions.

Please reach out if you have any questions about the Atlanta GA market.

If you ever have any questions feel free to reach out I don't mind helping other BP investors or talkig REI, if it helps save time and money!

Clearly I can’t sue someone that’s actually ill, I was questioning, but feel bad about that now.