I think a 1031 exchange wouldn't be a bad idea if you're not making much on the property, and are worried about big repairs coming up in the near future. 

We have been considering opening a Real Estate LLC to support with this and possible future investment interests.

Plus, it looks modern and can increase the appeal of your property to future tenants!

In your case, the agent also wants to lock you into a future sale, but that doesn't incentivize her to place a good tenant.

They don't cash flow....at all, but the future benefit here is the option to build new once the neighborhoods continue to appreciate and get new developments.

Hi all,I just started reading the BRRRR book by Biggerpockets and would be interested in starting in the near future.

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Maybe we will partner on one in the future.

No one will accept an offer like that (for future costs being too high) and if they do, there is an issue.

You might look into some of the real estate crowdfunding sites that allow you to invest only a few hundred dollars into whatever project you like and build up savings in the meantime so that you can take down one of these deals in the future.